Going In
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Intro
C F Am F
C
I ask for another way home
F
You say there's just one way to go
Am F
But I hope that isn't true
C
Looks like I'm living a lie
F
Might say I did everything but try
Am F
There's not much I didn't do
C
I'm going up and up and up and up
F
I'm going in
Am
I'm going up and up and up and up
F
I'm going in
C
I know I left you alone
F
Can't say you could ever call me home
Am F
Girl, I know how much it aches
C
I know there's more to this life
F
Too many knots to untie
Am F
But I know you got what it takes
C
I'm going up and up and up and up
F
I'm going in
Am
I'm going up and up and up and up
F
And going in
Em Am
I know you're not alone
F
So I'm letting it go
Am
There's so much I can't explain
Em Am
You know that I love
F
But it wasn't enough
G
Still, I'll see you all again
C
I'm going up and up and up and up
F
I'm going in
Am
I'm going up and up and up and up
F
I'm going in
C
I'm going up and up and up and up
F
I'm going in
Am
I'm going up and up and up and up
C
I'm going in
How to play Going In
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.