Gone
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Dadd9 F#m Eadd4
And as I write this song, the wind in the trees, yeah they sing to me
Dadd9 A
Oh how lucky I am to have a woman like you
A A E F#m
[Chorus]
F#m E D A A E F#m
Girl I swear, I ain’t ever gonna let you go (let you go)
F#m E D A
You and I are gonna travel the world
F#m E D
With the mountains and the sea to the rivers and the streams
A A E F#m
We’re gonna see it all (see it all)
F#m E D
Take my hand, we’ll go till we’re gone
A A E F#m
[Verse 2]
Dadd9
F#m Eadd4
We don’t got no time to waste
Dadd9 A
Swimming in the rain, whilst they’re firing above
Dadd9
Oh, and all the people where I’m from
F#m Eadd4
Oh, and all the people where she’s from
Dadd9 A
Wonder why in the hell, wonder why in the hell
Dadd9
Why don’t you just wait ‘till you’re 25
F#m Dadd9
Why don’t you just wait ‘till you’re living right
A
She says, “I don’t wanna wait”
Dadd9 F#m Eadd4 Dadd9
The sun goes down she dreams of a place so far away
A
And I dream of you
A A E F#m
[Chorus]
F#m E D A A E F#m
Girl I swear, I ain’t ever gonna let you go (let you go)
F#m E D A
You and I are gonna travel the world
F#m E D
With the mountains and the sea to the rivers and the streams
A A E F#m
We’re gonna see it all (see it all)
F#m E D
Take my hand, we’ll go till we’re gone
A
F#m E D A A E F#m
F#m E D A
F#m E D A A E F#m
F#m E D
A A E F#m
F#m E D A A E F#m
F#m E D A
F#m E D A A E F#m
F#m E D D
A A E F#m
[Chorus]
F#m E D A A E F#m
Girl I swear, I ain’t ever gonna let you go (let you go)
F#m E D A
You and I are gonna travel the world
F#m E D
With the mountains and the sea to the rivers and the streams
A A E F#m
We’re gonna see it all (see it all)
F#m E D
Take my hand, we’ll go till we’re gone
A
How to play Gone
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Dadd9. 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.