John Meisel - On A Night Breeze
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
A Em9 C G
such a beautiful night/ sitting outside in the starlight
A Em9 C G
such a beautiful life/ so happy to be alive
A Em9 C G
the softest breeze blows by/ playing so gently with your hair
A Em9 C G
we sit up here so high/ I can see the land for miles around us
[Chorus]
A C D F G
Streaking fast across the sky/ a shooting star that never dies
A C D F G
burning brighter and can you see/ that meteor is you and me
A C D E
so let us fly into the night/ to find the force behind all light
[Verse 2]
A Em9 C G
it's enough to make me cry/ how beautiful this evening is
A Em9 C G
how lucky are you and I/ together on this night of silence
A Em9 C G
put your hand in mine/ rest your pretty head, my love
A Em9 C G
and look into my eyes/ so I can see the stars above
[Chorus]
A C D F G
Streaking fast across the sky/ a shooting star that never dies
A C D F G
burning brighter and can you see/ that meteor is you and me
A C D E
so let us fly into the night/ to find the force behind all light
[Verse 3]
A Em9 C G
I don't need to try/ to tell you the way I'm feeling
A Em9 C G
everything has its time/ and we have all eternity
[Chorus]
A C D F G
Streaking fast across the sky/ a shooting star that never dies
A C D F G
burning brighter and can you see/ that meteor is you and me
A C D E
so let us fly into the night/ to find the force behind all light
How to play John Meisel - On A Night Breeze
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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.