In Winter - Matt Pond Pa

In Winter

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[Verso 1]
 
C Em7 F G C Em7 F
In Winter, I can’t live without you
G C Em7 F
Even When you Freeze me out
G C Em7 F
Cus I role in Late
 
[Verso 2]
 
G C Em7 F
On the Highway flying
G C Em7 F
Leave the windows open
G C Em7 F
Your breath upon my face
G C Em7 F
Lips pursed to my cheek
 
[Refrão]
G C Em7 F
The cold will bring us close
G C Em7 F
Dark filled with fire lights
G C
Such a steady Snow
Em7 F G C Em7 F G x2
It’s only you tonight, only you tonight
 
[Verso 3]
 
C Em7 F G C Em7 F
The Quiet closest conversation
G C Em7 F
Pretty sure it meets you now
G C Em7 F
Finally found a home
 
[Refrão]
G C Em7 F
The Ice you pull me down
G C Em7 F
Never fall alone
G C
It’s not just any snow
Em7 F G C Em7 F G
It’s only you tonight, only you tonight
 
C Em7 F G
Behold behold the stars the smoke
C Em7 F G
The frost grows on the telescope
C Em7 F
The trouble in the world
G C Em7 F G
Won’t find us here
 
C Em7 F G
Behold behold the stars the smoke
C Em7 F G
The frost grows on the telescope
C Em7 F
The trouble in the world
G C Em7 F G
Won’t find us here
 
Instrumental
 
C C x4
 
[Verso 4]
 
C Em7 F G C Em7 F
In Winter, I can’t live without you
G C Em7 F
Even When you Freeze me out
G C Em7 F
Cus I role in Late
 
[Refrão]
G C Em7 F
The cold will bring us close
G C Em7 F
Filled with fire lights
G C
Such a steady Snow
Em7 F G C Em7 F
It’s only you tonight, only you tonight
G C Em7 F
The Ice you pull me down
 
G C Em7 F
Never fall alone
G C
It’s not just any snow
Em7 F G C Em7 F G
It’s only you tonight, only you tonight
 
C C x4

How to play In Winter

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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