Got A Broken Heart - Walter Trout

Got A Broken Heart

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Got a Broken Heart - Walter Trout
 
[Intro]
Am Riff
 
[Verse 1]
Am
You got a broken heart, And you don't know why
 
You're feelin' so alone, All you do is cry
F
Everytime you think about it,
Am
you just don't understand
G
You used to have a lover,
F
now you're such a lonely man
F
You got to get her back,
Am
you're running out of time
Dm
You're living on the edge,
E7
about to loose your mind
Am
With your broken heart, With your broken heart
 
[Verse 2]
Am
You're spendin' every day, sittin' home alone
 
You're longing for your baby, but your baby's gone
 
F
She didn't give a reason,
Am
for walking out the door
G
You're so damned tired of wandering,
F
you just can't take no more
F
Your hopin' and praying,
Am
seemed to be in vain
Dm
And you'd give anything,
E7
just to get her back again
Am
With your broken heart babe, You've got a broken heart
 
Got such a broken heart, lord you got a broken heart
 
[Solo]
Am x 8 bars
F Am G F | F Am Dm E7
Am x 12 bars
 
[Verse 3]
Am
You've got a broken heart, and that's all you know
 
You feel you're goin' under, because you miss her so
 
F
Got to get yourself together,
Am
no matter what it cost
G
When you're out in stormy weather,
F
it's so easy to get lost
F
Got to get her back,
Am
whatever else to do
Dm
She's the only one,
E7
who just might pull you through
Am
Your broken heart, through your broken heart
 
Through your broken heart, Lord broken heart
Am
Lord yeah, yeah, yeah

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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.

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