Hideaway
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[Intro ]
A E
[Verso 1]
E
I can see you hurting,
somebody broke your heart in two
E
You don't let it hit the surface,
but I know what you're going through
E
I say oh...
we're like studying old time law
When the house doesn't
E
feel like home,
and you got no place to go
[Refrão]
E
You can run to me,
it'll be okay
E
When you lose your way,
you lose your faith
Let him be the one
A
that you call on
So baby
E
let him be your
hideaway
[Verso 2]
E
I can see you fighting,
in a world that don't provide fair
But he'll
E
be right beside you,
and always be the answer to your prayer
E
I say oh...
we're like studying old time law
When the house doesn't
E
feel like home,
and you got no place to go
[Refrão]
E
Baby let him be your
hideaway
E
You can run to me,
it'll be okay
Yeah I can't look
A
away
When you
E
lose your way,
you lose your faith
Let him be the one
A
that you call on
So baby
E
let him be your
hideaway
[Ponte]
A E
I know my way's too hard
...
A E
...
but he wants you to know
{Final Chorus}
E
Baby let him
...
E
You can run to him,
it'll be okay
A
When you
E
lose your way,
you lose your faith
Let
Abm
him be the one
A
that you call on
So baby
E
let him be your
hideaway
Outro
E
Your hideaway
E
Your hideaway
A E
How to play Hideaway
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.