Houston I'm Coming To See You - Glen Campbell

Houston I'm Coming To See You

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Intro
 
Ocultar tablatura
 
INTRO riff
E-2-2--------|
B-3-2-3P-2---|
G-2-2-----2--|
D------------|
A------------|
E------------|
 
D G D G D F#m
Home is where I'm going No matter how long it takes And I've been
 
Bm G Asus A
living high 'n' free, love It's time for me to try another way
 
D G D G D
I think I'll send her a postcard So she can meet my plane
 
F#m Bm G Asus A
well I don't know what I'll say to her I've caused her so much pain
 
[Refrão]
G D Riff
Houston I'm a coming to see you
 
G D Riff C
Hoston has it really been that long I know I've been away
 
G play intro
But I'm just calling to tell you I'm leaving today
 
verse 2
 
D G D G D
sitting here in San Francisco Lord I'm trying to get more pay
 
F#m Bm
you know it's good to hear your voice again
 
G Asus A D G D
you say the words I like to hear you say,now I'm trying to read your letter
 
G D F#m Bm
It's been almost a year it did me good to get away from you
 
G C Asus A
now I'm wishing you were here
 
[Refrão]
G D riff
Houston I'm a coming to see you
 
G D riff C
Houston has it really been that long I know I've been away
 
G D intro
but I'm just calling to tell you I'm leaving today
 
G D riff G D riff
Houston I'm a coming to see you Houston has it really been that long
 
G D riff
Houston Houston Houston ( yeah I'm coming to see you )
 
G D riff
Houston has it really been that long
 
G D riff
Houston Houston Houston ( yeah I'm coming to see you ) fade

How to play Houston I'm Coming To See You

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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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