How Many Times
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
2nd traste
HOW MANY TIMES?
As recorded by Bernard Fanning
(From the 2017 Album BRUTAL DAWN)
Capo 2nd fret
[Intro]
Em C Em C
[Verse 1]
Em C
If this is who you say you are
Em C
A feeble mind, a collapsing heart
Em D Bm C
You're in need of a brand new start
Em C
Take my body to the top of the hill
Em C
Let my mind and heart be still
Em D Bm C
Take a breath, let your lungs refill
[Pre-Chorus]
Em Am C G
I fear we're going sideways
Bm C
Waiting for you to make up your mind
Em Am C G
I fell into the darkest place
Bm C
Waiting for you
[Chorus]
G D F Em
How many times can we say we've hit the bottom
Am C D
We still find a way further down
G D F Em
Whatever darkness should descend on us
C D G N.C.
We'll still find our way around
[Interlude]
Em C Em C
[Verse 2]
Em C
Drastic measures are on your mind
Em C
Treasures unwrapping to be lies
Em D Bm C
Shooting the messenger won't make it right
Em C
Take my body to the top of the hill
Em C
Let my mind and heart be still
Em D Bm C
Take a breath, let your lungs refill
[Pre-Chorus]
Em Am C G
I fear we're going sideways
Bm C
Waiting for you to make up your mind
Em Am C G
I fell into the darkest place
Bm C
Waiting for you
[Chorus]
G D F Em
How many times can we say we've hit the bottom
Am C D
We still find a way further down
G D F Em
Whatever darkness should descend on us
C D
We'll still find our way around
[Harmonica Solo]
G Am D C D
Am D C D
[Chorus]
G D F Em
How many times can we say we've hit the bottom
Am C D
We still find a way further down
G D F Em
Whatever darkness should descend on us
C D
We'll still find our way around
G D F Em
How many times can we say we've hit the bottom
Am C D
We still find a way further down
G D F Em
Whatever darkness should descend on us
C D G
We'll still find our way around
How to play How Many Times
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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.