Greetings From Niagara Falls
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
Capo 1st fret to match recording.
Sean usually plays it live with Capo 3rd fret.
[Intro]
C Fsus2 Em
Am Fsus2 C
[Verse 1]
C Fsus2 Em
Am Fsus2 C
Postcard poems and payphone calls
Em Am Fsus2
Aren't enough, but have to do
Fsus2 C G C
Trying to make a dream come true
[Verse 2]
C Fsus2 Em
Austin was a sold out show
Am Fsus2 C
Now I'm buzzing like the sick street glows
Em Am Fsus2
Stumbling down the avenue
Fsus2 C G
A million miles from you
[Chorus]
C Fsus2
So won't you shine, shine your light for me
G
Clear across the sea
Fsus2 C G
Let me know, I'm not alone
C Fsus2
And I will climb, climb the highest hill
G
Ring that mission bell
Fsus2 C G/B Fsus2
Let you know I'm coming home
C G/B Fsus2
Ho---o---me
[Verse 3]
C Fsus2 Em
Crazy what a dream can do
Am Fsus2 C
It can break your heart, it can save it too
Em Am Fsus2
Get you high, make you blue
Fsus2 C G C
We'll catch it baby, me and you
Fsus2 C G
Throw a lasso 'round that moon
[Chorus]
C Fsus2
And make it shine, shine your light for me
G
Clear across the sea
Fsus2 C G
Let me know, I'm not alone
C Fsus2
And I will climb, climb the highest hill
G
Ring that mission bell
Fsus2 C G/B Fsus2
Let you know I'm coming home
C G/B Fsus2
Ho---o---me
[Bridge]
Em Am
Well tonight is, another one man show
G
Another microphone
C Em
One more vodka tonic in a hotel room alone
Am
You call and say goodnight
G
We both turn out the light
Fsus2
The split screen of this movie isn't easy
G Am G Fsus2 C C/B
But it's gonna be alri------------ght
Am G Fsus2
[Chorus]
C Fsus2
So won't you shine, shine your light for me
G
Clear across the sea
Fsus2 C G
Let me know, I'm not alone
C Fsus2
And I will climb, climb the highest hill
G
Gonna ring that mission bell
Fsus2 C G/B Fsus2
Let you know I'm coming home
C G/B Fsus2
Ho---o---me
C G/B Fsus2
I'm coming home
[Outro]
C G/B Fsus2
How to play Greetings From Niagara Falls
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.