Hotel June - Chelsea Cutler

Hotel June

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
3rd traste
As recorded by Chelsea Cutler
(From the 2023 Album STELLARIA)
 
Capo 3rd fret
 
[Verse 1]
C Em7
There is a version of this where we aren't hurting
G D
Where I was a better person, you never wanted to leave
C Em7
There is a world where you call to tell me you still care
G D
Life doesn’t have to be unfair, you’re coming home to me
Em7
You’re coming home to me
 
[Chorus]
C G
I think about you when we would get away
D Em7
Go up to Hotel June and forget for the day
C G
Laugh that Malibu is everything we're not
D Em7
We were getting so drunk that we didn’t even make it out the parking lot
 
[Post-Chorus]
C G D
Ooh, ooh, I still miss you
 
[Verse 2]
C Em7
There was a moment, everything out in the open
G D
We'd go up to the ocean, let our anger go
C Em7
Why didn't I tell you how badly I really need you?
G D
You had better things to do, and I caught up too slow
Em7
I caught up too slow
 
[Chorus]
C G
I think about you when we would get away
D Em7
Go up to Hotel June and forget for the day
C G
Laugh that Malibu is everything we're not
D Em7
We were getting so drunk that we didn’t even make it out the parking lot
 
[Post-Chorus]
C G D Em7
Ooh, ooh, I still miss you
C G D
Ooh, ooh, I still miss you
 
[Bridge]
C D Em7
These days all I ever do is miss you more
C D Em7
Crying to my mother on the bedroom floor
C D Em7 Bm7 C D Em7
Screaming to the ceiling that I lost the best thing that I ever had, mmm
 
[Chorus]
C G
I think about you when we would get away
D Em7
Go up to Hotel June and forget for the day (For the day)
C G
Laugh that Malibu is everything we're not
D Em7
We were getting so drunk, we didn’t even make it out the parking lot
 
[Outro]
C G D
Ooh, ooh, I still miss you
N.C.
I still miss you

How to play Hotel June

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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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