Kelsey Lee - For My Rachel
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
G
In a couple of days
You’ll move away
To chase some childhood dream
C
And we’ll have to wait and see
If they can become something else
C*
Become something
Involve me
[Verse 2]
G
And I’m stuck in this town
For a little while more
Before my dreams drag me further up shore
C
And further from you
Who’s further from me
C
We’ll have to wait and see
C
(oh We’ll Have To Wait And See)
[Chorus]
G
But I’d wait seven years
C C#13 C#maj7
For my Rachel
G
Who’s hair is the glows like grain
And who’s feet
C C#13 C#maj7
are pointed in opposite direction
G
I’d wait for seven years
To hold her close
C C#13 C#maj7
And to fall asleep I’ll hold her clothes
D Fmaj7
And those years will feel like days
C
Cause for Rachel
G
I would do
Anything
[Verse 3]
G
So I waited seven years
And I hate to admit but there was a knot in my chest
C
the day she got back
They day we met again
G
Wondered if she remembered me
Seen the work I’d done to pass the time
C
To bring her back to me
And I wait for a while
Oh I’d work seven more
[Chorus]
G
But I’d wait seven years
C C#13 C#maj7
For my Rachel
G
Who’s hair is the glows like grain
And who’s feet
C C#13 C#maj7
are pointed in opposite direction
G
I’d wait for seven years
To hold her close
C C#13 C#maj7
And to fall asleep I’ll hold her clothes
D Fmaj7
And those years will feel like days
C
Cause for Rachel
G
I would do
Anything
[Bridge]
D C
So before you pack your bags and go
D C
I’d do anything for you
G
Rachel
[Chorus]
G
But I’d wait seven years
C C#13 C#maj7
For my Rachel
G
Your hair is the glows like grain
And Your feet
C C#13 C#maj7
are Point in opposite direction
G
I’d wait for seven years
To hold You close
C C#13 C#maj7
And to fall asleep Your hold her clothes
D Fmaj7
And those years will feel like days
C
Cause for You Rachel
G
I would do
Anything
How to play Kelsey Lee - For My Rachel
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