Joeys On The Street Again
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Intro: F Eb C Bb C
Verse 1:
F Bb C
As he combed his hair the night called out his name
F Bb C
Like every hero he had to brag and show his fame
Bb C
Well Joey's got to prove he's the leader of the pack
Bb C
But once you've started running there ain't no turning back
F Bb C
He's the kid that cried wolf and got the blame
[Refrão]
Eb Bb Eb Bb
So Joey's on the street again, but his freedoms running out
Eb Bb Ab Bb Eb Bb B C
When you play with fire, one tear can put it out
verse 2:
F Bb C
Everybody wants Joey to act his age
F Bb C
But like an eagle he's locked in a parrots cage
Bb C
Well Joey's got to prove he's the leader of the pack
Bb C
But once you've started running there ain't no turning back
F Bb C
He's the kid that cried wolf and got the blame
[Refrão]
Eb Bb Eb Bb
So Joey's on the street again, but his freedoms running out
Eb Bb Ab Bb Eb Bb B C
When you play with fire, one tear can put it out
Solo: F C F C G A Bb C
[Refrão]
Eb Bb Eb Bb
Joey's on the street again, his freedoms running out
Eb Bb Ab Bb Eb Bb B D
But when you play with fire, one tear can put it out
verse 3 (key change):
G C D
So he winks to the mirror and brides don't wear his ring
G C D
Even if I'm caught I'll escape and try again
C D
Well Joey's got to prove he's the leader of the pack
C D
But once you start a running there ain't no turning back
G C D
He's the kid that cried wolf and got the blame
[Refrão] F C F C
Well Joey's on the street again, but his freedoms running out
F C Bb C F
When you play with fire, one tear can put it out
F C F C
Joey's on the street again, but his freedoms running out
F C Bb C F
When you play with fire, one tear can put it out
F C F C
Joey's on the street again, his freedoms running out
F C Bb C F
When you play with fire, one tear can put it out
F C F C
Joey's on the street again, his freedoms running out
F C Bb C F
When you play with fire, one tear can put it out (fade out)
How to play Joeys On The Street Again
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.