Jeremy D Campbell - Trying Days
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
[Verse 1]
C Am F G
They Say, Idle time is the devil's hands, and I've fought him enough in my life.
C Am F G
So my, days get full before I , even know, between my kids, a home, my work and a wife
C Am F G
Throw in a job, that most wont do and some dirt just to round it all out.
C Am F G
I've walked every mile in these ole old shoes so I know What I'm talking about.
(Pre Chorus}
F G C F G
Sometimes I count the reasons, and I swear they dont make sense.
F G C F G
So i try hard to tell myself to let down my defense
D7 G
I've told myself every way that i know how.
[Chorus]
C Am F G
Was it my stubborn streak, or my pious pride, was it just the way I was raised?
C Am F
How do i try and convince myself, to enjoy, the most of, the
G C
Most of my long and trying days
[Verse 2]
C Am F G
A walk, by the creek, just to, clear my haze, Ain't it funny the power it shows.
C Am F G
and sit, on the rocks in a blissful daze and see how much time it slows,
(Pre Chorus}
F G C F G
Sometimes I count the reasons, and I swear they dont make sense.
F G C F G
So i try hard to tell myself to let down my defense
D7 G
I've told myself every way that I know how.
[Chorus]
C Am F G
Was it my stubborn streak, or my pious pride, was it just the way I was raised?
C Am F
How do i try and convince myself, to enjoy, the most of, the
G C
Most of my long and trying days
[Verse 3]
C Am F G
At the, Sunset time, before the, Moon comes up, thats where you, leave your troubles at.
C Am F G
And you just might find that your, smile still shines, and that things arent really too
bad.
F G
Sometimes I count the reasons,
C G
I swear they dont make sense.
C Am F G
I loose my stubborn streak, and my pious pride, and remember the way I was raised.
C Am F
I no longer need to convince myself, to enjoy, the most of, the
G C
Most of my long and trying days
G C
Most of my long and trying days
G C
Most of my long and trying days
How to play Jeremy D Campbell - Trying Days
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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.