Kansas City
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[Intro ]
A
[Verso 1]
A
Something's afoot in Kansas City
There's something in the water
E
I'm not making it up
A
And I wanted to call you and describe it
E
As if I would feel understood
[Pré-Refrão]
D
I know it's a ten-minute drive to the feeling
E
It's not as far and wide as it once seemed
D
And just remember this is what you wanted
E
To be free and in strange cities
[Refrão]
A
I don't trust myself
E
I don't trust myself
D
I don't trust myself
D
I don't trust myself
Fm E
To know when something's good
D
Does it feel like it should?
A E
And when it is, I don't want to run
D
And get all stuck in a web I spun
A
And I feel like it
E
What if it was?
D
Did I just jump the gun?
[Verso 2]
A
I keep falling asleep with my phone in my hands
In the backseat of a sprinter van
E
And wake up and just stare out the window
A
I'm scared I lost th best thing in my life
And that's just how I get at night
E
Thn I make eyes with a stranger
Keep living at a distance
[Pré-Refrão]
D
I know it's a ten-minute drive to the feeling
E
Unless you know this pattern by now
D
I know every sadness has a ceiling
E
But I don't want to reach it and forget you if I don't need to
[Refrão]
A
I don't trust myself
E
I don't trust myself
D
I don't trust myself
D
I don't trust myself
Fm E
To know when something's good
D
Does it feel like it should?
A E
And when it is, I don't want to run
D
And get all stuck in a web I spun
A
And I feel like it
E
What if it was?
D
Did I just jump the gun?
(Whoo)
D A E
Outro
D
I know it's a ten-minute drive to the feeling
E
Unless you know this pattern by now
D
I know it's a ten-minute drive to the feeling
E
It's nothing I can never get around
How to play Kansas City
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.