Jenny And James
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
G D C D
[Verse]
G
Jenny was a good woman
D
James was a gentleman
C
They pushed hard against the pushback
G
They loved liked porcelain
G
It was a work of art
D
That got stronger under fire
C
Got judged for being what it was
G
It was worth the fight
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G
Jenny showed up at sixteen
D
James was born right down the street
C
To a name that told him
G
Who he should be
G
There were things you didn’t do
D
And people you didn’t talk to
C
But Jenny and James
G
They didn’t care who knew
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G D C G
G D C G
G
Jenny kept a diary
D
James just kept it in
C
Everybody’s got their own way
G
Of dealing with where they’ve been
G
They left before you got here
D
But she left her words to read
C
And I’ll give you her name to remind you
G
Of who you can be
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G D C C
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
G D C C
Don’t forget what you come from
How to play Jenny And James
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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.