Have You Ever Been In Love
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
2nd traste
[Intro]
Dsus4 D Asus4 A
Dsus4 D Asus4 A
[Verse 1]
Dsus4 D
In the morning light
Asus4 A
Half awake and half asleep
Em A A7
Have you ever laid there thinking
Dsus4 F#sus4 F#
Was it all in a dream
Bsus4 Bm
But you reach out and she’s there
Em G Asus4 A
every moment every where
Dsus4 D
[Verse 2]
Dsus4 D
Have you ever felt
Asus4 A
How far a heart can fall
Em A
Have you ever stayed up waiting
Dsus4 F#sus4 F#
For a telephone call
Bsus4 Bm
Just to hear her say hello
Em G Asus4 A
‘Cos you miss each other so
Dsus4 D
Have you ever been in love
[Chorus]
F#m Bm
Have there been times to laugh
F#m Bm
and times you really wanna cry
Em A
Finding reasons to believe her
Em A
‘Cos you’d die a little if she lied
F#m Bm
When in times of doubt
F#m Bm
have you ever tried to work it out
Em A
But still she leaves you wondering
F#
what it’s all about
[Verse 3]
Dsus4 D
When she’s far away
Asus4 A
Have you ever felt the need to stray
Em A A7
And tried and then discovered
Dsus4 F#sus4 F#
It just doesn’t pay
Bsus4 Bm
And with her you can be true
Em G Asus4 A
For with her you can be you
Dsus4 D
Have you ever been in love
[Chorus]
F#m Bm
Have there been times to laugh
F#m Bm
And times you really wanna cry
Em A7
Finding reasons to believe her
Em A
‘Cos you’d die a little if she lied
F#m Bm
And when in times of doubt
F#m Bm
Have you ever tried to work it out
Em A
But still she leaves you wond’ring
Em A
what it’s all about
F#m Bm
And when in times of doubt
F#m Bm
Have you ever tried to work it out
Em A
But still she leaves you wond’ring
F#
what it’s all about
[Outro]
Dsus4 D
And when the night comes down
Asus4 A
Can you call this house a home
Em A A7
Do you dream you’re still together
Dsus4 F#sus4 F#
And wake up alone
Bsus4 Bm A
Have you ever been in love
G G6 Asus4 A
the way that I’m in love
Dsus4 D
Have you ever been in love
How to play Have You Ever Been In Love
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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.