Jet Lag - Lawrence

Jet Lag

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
C7
Bags are waiting at the front door
F
Double-check you got your passport
Fm C
A couple minutes, you'll be late for your flight
C7
Taxi driver's out there waiting
F
But you and I are both delayin'
Fm C
I can't believe that we are saying goodbye
 
[Chorus]
C7
We won't be together
F
But that's not forever
Fm
I'll send you a letter
C
And say I'll see you soon
C7
If you ever get sad
F
I'll pack a checked bag
Fm
It's worth all the jet lag
C
To make my way to you
 
[Verse 2]
C7
We try to stay in touch, it's hard though
F
When your today is my tomorrow
Fm C
You know that you can always borrow my time
C7
But don't you worry about the distance
F
If you're talking then I'll listen
Fm C
I'm just a couple hundred minutes behind
 
[Chorus]
C7
We won't be together
F
But that's not forever
Fm
I'll send you a letter
C
And say I'll see you soon
C7
If you ever get sad
F
I'll pack a checked bag
Fm
It's worth all the jet lag
C
To make my way to you
 
[Bridge]
Bbmaj7 F#dim7 C/G A7b9
F#m7b5 B7 E Fm Eb G7
 
[Verse 3]
C7
Through the terminal I hustle
F
But I don't make it in the shuffle
Fm C
So now I'm stranded here in Brussels 'til 9
C7
Back in New York, it's getting so late
F
I'm tired but it's worth the long wait
Fm C
'Cause once I'm with you, it's my home-state of mind
 
[Chorus]
C7
We won't be together
F
But that's not forever
Fm
I'll send you a letter
C
And say I'll see you soon
C7
If you ever get sad
F
I'll pack a checked bag
Fm
It's worth all the jet lag
C
To make my way to you
 
[Outro]
C7 F Fm C

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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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