Just A Dream - Jimmy Clanton

Just A Dream

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
***Big thanks to martink12au for his input into creating this Tab.***
Tabbed by Robert Da Prato 20th June, 2023
 
Define:
* Single Strum
** 2 Quick Strums
D7sus2 xx0210
F#m/A xxx222
G/B x20003
Bm/D xx0002
G7/D xx0001
G6/D xx0000
G7/B x20001
 
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[Verse 1]
N.C. G G D7 G7
Just a dream, just a dream, (just a dream)
G7/D D D F#m/A D7
All our plans and all our schemes (all our schemes)
D7 D D7 F#m/A D7sus2
How could I think you'd be mine? (you'd be mine)
D7 G C G*
The lies I tell myself each time
 
[Verse 2]
N.C. D7* G G D7 G7
I know that we could never last (ne-ver last)
G/B G7 D D F#m/A D7
We just can't seem to, in the past (in the past)
D7 D D7 F#m/A D7sus2
Just a dream I dream in vain, (dream in vain)
D7 G C G* G/B** Bm/D** G7/D** G6/D**
With you I'd only live in pain
 
[Chorus]
C Cm
Your picture, is always with me
G G7
I can still hear that same mournful song
C Cm A7 D7 D F#m/A D7*
And now, I sit here crying please, leave me alone (Ooh ooh ooh)
 
[Verse 3]
N.C. G G D7 G7
Oh why, why, do I love you? (I love you)
G/B D7 D F#m/A D7
How can I live in misery? (Mis...er....y)
D7 D7 F#m/A D7sus2
I know that I won't forget you, (for get you)
D7 G C G* G/B** Bm/D** G7/D** G6/D**
But now I know, it's too late for me
 
[Chorus]
C Cm
Your picture, is always with me
G G7
I can still hear that same mournful song
C Cm A7 D7 D F#m/A D7*
And now, I sit here crying please, leave me alone (Ooh ooh ooh)
 
[Outro]
N.C. G G D7 G7
Oh why, why, do I love you? (I love you)
G/B D7 D F#m/A D7
How can I live in misery? (Mis...er....y)
D7 D7 F#m/A D7sus2*
I know that I won't forget you, (for get you)
N.C. G C C* G7/B*
But now I know, it's too late for me (too late)

How to play Just A Dream

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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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