January - Elton John

January

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Intro G Eb F G Eb F (2x)
 
Verse 1
G C/G
must have been the right month
Eb Bb/F F
must have been a good time
C Em7 F G
must have counted every cloud in the sky that night
Eb F G
Every single glass of wine
 
Verse 2
G C/G
must have learned some home truths
Eb F
sitting in that cool grass
C Em7 F G
must have counted every blade in that emerald field
Eb F C
Every shooting star that passed
 
Bridge
F Eb C
Should have had a talk with god
F Eb C
Sitting in the great unknown
F Cm/Eb Bb/D
Watching all the lovers in the world get together
Dm7 G7
Sitting in heaven all alone
 
[Refrão] Cm7 Bb
And we were love's knot after summer
F C
Tied together in the dead of winter
Cm7/Eb F C
Wrapped up with spring fever in the air
Cm7 Bb
Bound together in the autumn
F C
Every month means a little something
D Ab Bb C
But january is the month that cares
 
instrumental
G Eb F G Eb F
 
Verse 3
G C/G
must have kissed you 'till i hurt you
Eb F
must have been a wild night
C Em7 F G
must have rolled in the ashes at the break of day
Eb F G
Rag dolls in the morning light
 
Verse 4
G C/G
must have found a secret place
Eb F
hiding in our own world
C Em7 F G
must have counted every smile on your sweet, sweet lips
Eb F C
Every single sound we heard
 
Bridge
F Eb C
Should have had a talk with god
F Eb C
Sitting in the great unknown
F Cm/Eb Bb/D
Watching all the lovers in the world get together
Dm7 G7
Sitting in heaven all alone
 
[Refrão] Cm7 Bb
And we were love's knot after summer
F C
Tied together in the dead of winter
Cm7/Eb F C
Wrapped up with spring fever in the air
Cm7 Bb
Bound together in the autumn
F C
Every month means a little something
D Ab Bb C
But january is the month that cares
D Ab Bb C
January is the month that cares
 
instrumental
G Eb F G Eb F
 
D Ab Bb C
G Eb F G Eb F
 
D Ab Bb C
G Eb F G Eb F
 
D Ab Bb C
fade out...

How to play January

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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