John Weber
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Intro:
C E Am Am
F G C C
[Verso 1]
C E7 Am F G
I still remember waiting by that bus stop to your home
C
Roses in one hand,and
E7
Chocolate in the other.
F G
Rehearsing everything that I'd say.
C
Then you smiled...
E7
And suddenly
F
None of it mattered.
G Am
Time forgot to move.
C
You looked at me
E7
Like you already knew me.
Am F G
Like we'd been finding each other
C E7 Am
Long before we ever met.
[Refrão]
C E7 Am
My heart stayed in Saint Gallen,
C E7 Am
Right there beside you
C E7 Am
On that quiet Evening.
F G E7 Am
Every road I've walked since then
F G C
Leads me back to you.
E7
And if tomorrow
C F
Pulled us miles apart,
C E7 Am
I'd still choose you,
F G C
Like I did from the start.
C E7 F
Oh my heart Never left Saint Gallen...
C E7 Am
You just carried it Home.
[Verso 2]
C E7 Am
We laid a blanket in the grass,
F
Music filled the air,
G
You laughed so softly,
E7 Am
Like the world disappeared.
C E7 Am
A ring Hidden in my pocket,
F E7
Hands shaking,
F E7
Heart racing.
C
I fell to one knee,
F
Forgot every word,
E7 Am G
So I played my guitar,
E7 F G
And hoped you'd hear my heart.
[Ponte]
C E7 Am
Now every picture on my phone
C E7 Am
Feels like little forever.
C F Am
Your name now lives in my thoughts
C E7 Am
Long after every conversation.
C E7 Am
Thank you for choosing me
F G C
Every single day.
C E7 Am
You're still the most beautiful woman
F C E7
These eyes have ever seen.
[Refrão]
C E7 Am
Said my heart stayed in Saint Gallen,
E7 Am C
Where your love eyes found mine.
F E7 G
Four months feels like forever,
C E7 F
And forever still feels too short.
E7 Am F
If I could start again,
E7 Am F
I'd meet you at that bus stop,
C F
Holding those roses,
E7 Am F
Falling for you all ohh again.
C
'Cause my heart
E7 Am
Never left Saint Gallen...
F E7
It just found oh It just found
F
It just found
C
Its home.
Outro:
C E7 Am F G
How to play John Weber
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.