Hold On To Yourself - Hall & Oates

Hold On To Yourself

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
| Dmaj7 A | Dmaj7 | 4x
 
[Verse 1]
Dmaj7 A
You know you've got to throw your body around
Dmaj7
You say there ain't no way to scare you
A
Knock you down
Dmaj7 A
Highwire routine is working for you
Dmaj7 A
Ain't nothing there for you to hold on to
Dmaj7 A
Highwire, so far to the end
Dmaj7
So many chances to miss your step
 
[Chorus]
Bm A Gmaj7
If you stand up (all on your own)
Bm A Gmaj7
If you fall down (always alone)
Dmaj7
Hold onto yourself baby
A Dmaj7
Cause no one else will
Dmaj7
Hold onto yourself baby
A Dmaj7
Cause no one else will
 
[Verse 2]
Dmaj7 A
People gonna watch your every move
Dmaj7 A
You know there's always something there for you to prove
Dmaj7 A
Highwire so far to look down
Dmaj7
No one to catch you when you hit the ground
 
[Chorus]
Bm A Gmaj7
If you stand up (all on your own)
Bm A Gmaj7
If you fall down (always alone)
Dmaj7
Hold onto yourself baby
A Dmaj7
Cause no one else will
Dmaj7
Hold onto yourself baby
A Dmaj7
Cause no one else will
 
[Instrumental]
| Dmaj7 A | Dmaj7 | 4x
 
[Chorus]
Bm A Gmaj7
If you stand up (all on your own)
Bm A Gmaj7
If you fall down (always alone)
Bm A Gmaj7
If you need help (nobody else)
Bm A Gmaj7
Gotta hold on (all by yourself)
 
[Outro]
Dmaj7 A
Watch your body, take ‘a hold of yourself
Dmaj7 A
You've gotta make it, ‘cause there's no one else
Dmaj7 A
Keep your balance ‘til the end of the line
Dmaj7 A
Gotta find a way to get it right
Dmaj7
Hold onto yourself baby
A Dmaj7
Cause no one else will
Dmaj7
Hold onto yourself baby
Bm A Gmaj7
Cause no one else will (all on your own)
Dmaj7
Gotta hold on
A Dmaj7
Cause no one else will
Dmaj7
Hold onto yourself baby
Bm A Gmaj7
Gotta stand down, stand down, stand down (all on your own)
 
[Ending]
| Dmaj7 A | Dmaj7 | Dmaj7 | Bm A Gmaj7 | 2x

How to play Hold On To Yourself

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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.

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