Johnny One Time - Johnny Duncan

Johnny One Time

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste:
2nd traste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=418rbvRZUcA
 
To play Aaug barre 2nd fret
 
e|--x----------
B|--2--------
G|--2---------
D|--3---------
A|------------
E|------------
 
Key B capo 2
 
[Intro]
A Asus4 A Asus4
 
[Verse]
A Aaug
So, he's told you you're the dream
Bm7
That he's been searching for
A Aaug
And he's told you he's never met
Bm7 E7
Anyone like you before
A Aaug
And I can hear him tellin' you
D Bm7
Your lips taste just like sherry wine
A D A Asus4
But did he tell you that he's known as Johnny One Time
 
[Chorus]
A
Did he tell you that your heart will soon
E D A
Become another trinket on his bracelets of broken hearts
D
Did he tell you that the morning sun
A D A
Will find you patching up your shattered pride
E A
And searching for the missing parts
Aaug
Did he tell you that the special love you're saving
D Bm7
Will disappear in flames of shame in time
A D A Asus4
Did he tell you that he's known as Johnny One Time
 
[Verse]
A Aaug Bm7
So he's told you that he'll never lead your heart astray
A Aaug Bm7 E7
And he's told you he's gonna love you forever and a day
A Aaug D Bm7
I can hear him telling you he's just the shy and bashful kind
A D A Asus4
Oh, but did he tell you that he's known as Johnny One Time
 
[Chorus]
A
Did he tell you that your heart will soon
E D A
Become another trinket on his bracelets of broken hearts
D
Did he tell you that the morning sun
A D A
Will find you patching up your shattered pride
E A
And searching for the missing parts
Aaug
Did he tell you that the special love you're saving
D Bm7
Will disappear in flames of shame in time
A D A Asus4
Oh, did he tell you that he's known as Johnny One Time
 
[Outro]
A
Did he tell you that your heart will soon
E D A
Become another trinket on his bracelets of broken hearts
D
Did he tell you that the morning sun, fades out

How to play Johnny One Time

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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.

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