Just Call My Number - Tristan Roberson

Just Call My Number

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Intro:
D G D G
 
[Verso 1]
D G
Well, I'm one to know that life will pick you up
 
Then throw you right out
D G
'Cause I've been waiting for this bus to find my stop, any time now
D
But when it finally did, I didn't picture this
G
Was the place I'd find myself
D
Cuz sitting next to you felt like I always knew
G
The way you see yourself
D E D/F# D G
Sometimes it's hard to find
D E D/F# D G
That one to be your life line
 
[Refrão]
D
When it's late and your breakin' down
A G
When the quiet's just too loud
D
When the road your on feels way too long
A G
And every turn feels wrong...
Em
Well, I'll come along
D G
Just call my number
 
[Verso 2]
D G
When you told me that it would never end
 
And your strugglin'
D G
I knew that you were just stuck in your head
D
I know times get tough and you think your bluffs
G
Would get your head out the sand
D
But just like my old man said
G
You gotta dig your way out of it
 
[Refrão]
D
When it's late and your breakin' down
A G
When the quiet's just too loud
D
When the road your on feels way too long
A G
And every turn feels wrong...
Em
Well, I'll come along
D G
Just call my number...
D G
Just call my number
 
[Ponte]
Em F#m G
I swear it ain't that hard to turn around
Em F#m G A
'Cause I felt the same things that you feel now
 
[Refrão]
G D
When it's late and your breakin' down
A G
And the quiet's just too loud
D
When the road your on feels way too long
A G
And every turn feels wrong...
Em
Well, I'll come along
D G
Just call my number...
D G
Just call my number

How to play Just Call My Number

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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