Jennie
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Intro: Am G Em7 F
Am G Em7 F
Am G Em7 F
Neon, vacant boardwalk, pavement
Am G Em7 F
Summer's finally giving up
Am G Em7 F
Salt air, sunset, chasing something
Am G Em7 F
Driving, wondering, where she's gone
Am G Em7 F
Head__lights on
Am G Em7 F
As I'm speeding down the road I never turned
Am G Em7 F
Tell myself
Am G Em7 F
If I'm fast enough I'll finally get to her
C G Em7 F
Jennie, come back, you're the one I needed
C G Em7 F
I still, feel you, in my arms and now
C G Em7 F
I know better, there's no going back at all
C G Em7 F
I was sleeping and I've finally woken up
( Am G Em7 F )
Am G Em7 F
Dark sunglasses, Bleach blonde, tan skin
Am G Em7 F
I still see it, the way she smiled
Am G Em7 F
On beach days she'd swim, I didn't know it but
Am G Em7 F
I was blinded by her light
Am G Em7 F
Her waved had crashed and passed me by
C G Em7 F
Jennie, come back, you're the one I needed
C G Em7 F
I still, feel you, in my arms and now
C G Em7 F
I know better, there's no going back at all
C G Em7 F
I was sleeping and I've finally woken up
G Em7 F
Love is the oc___ean
Em7 F
You either jump in or you don't
Em7 F
She was the current
Em7 F
You're either with her or your not
Em7 F Em7 F
And I'll never catch up, Because I waited too long
Em7 F Em7 F
Time is a straight line, And life always goes on
C G Em7 F
Jennie, come back, You're the one I needed
C G Em7 F
I still, feel you, in my arms and now
C G Em7 F
I know better, there's no going back at all
C G Em7 F
I was sleeping and I've finally woken up
C G Em7 F
Jennie, come back, You're the one I needed
C G Em7 F
I still, feel you, in my arms and now
C G Em7 F
I know better, there's no going back at all
C G Em7 F
I was sleeping and I've finally woken up
C G Em7 F
Jennie, come back, You're the one I needed
C G Em7 F
I still, feel you, in my arms and now
C G Em7 F
I know better, there's no going back at all
C G Em7 F
I was sleeping and I've finally woken up
How to play Jennie
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.