I Lived My Whole Life Last Night - Dougie Poole

I Lived My Whole Life Last Night

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[Verse 1 - Alternate between D/Dsus4 throughout song]
D
 
Walk between D and A
 
e|-----------------|
B|-----------------|
G|-----------------|
D|---4---2--0------|
A|--------------2--|
E|-----------------|
 
A D
I took a drive in the morning light
D
Saw the future in my rearview mirror
G
Aw… that ain’t right!
A D
 
[Chorus]
D G F#m Em D
You know I thought it was a dream that I was dying!
G F#m Em Bm C#m D F#m D
Thought it was a dream and now I was wro- o - o - o - o- ong
G F#m Em D / Dsus4
I thought it was a dream and now I’m gone
 
[Lead into Verse - Two Times]
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G|--------------------------------------0------------------------------------|
D|---4\2--0----------0-------------------------------------------------------|
A|--------------0h2-----2--0-------------------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------1br0-----------------------------------------|
 
[Verse 2]
D
I lived my whole life last night
A D
I ate my whole apple in just one bite
D D7 G
I ate the core, the seeds, the stem, just like I said I might
A D
I lived my whole life last night
 
[Chorus]
G F#m Em D
thought it was a dream and now I’m dying!
G F#m Em Bm C#m D F#m D
Thought it was a dream and now I was wro- o - o - o - o- ong
 
[Slowed]
G F#m Em D
I thought it was a dream and now I’m gone
G F#m Em D
I thought it was a dream and now I’m gone
G F#m Em D [strummed slowely]
I thought it was a dreaaaaaaamm and now I’m gone
 
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| \ Slide down
| h Hammer-on
| br Bend release
 
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How to play I Lived My Whole Life Last Night

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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