Landline
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Intro: Eadd9 B A6/E Eadd9
VERSE 1
Abm B
I think the tree may fall in the front yard
Ab7sus4 E
if this storm has it's way
Abm B
I hear you dancing on the floorboards above
Ab7sus4 E B F#
unaware of what's at stake
[Refrão]
C#m B F#
All I ever needed was a landline
C#m B F#
just in case the power lines go down
C#m E B F#
All I needed would never be enough for me
VERSE 2
Abm B
I think the storm may take the screen door
Ab7sus4 E
if the wind gets it's way
Abm B
I hear you singing on the floor just below
Ab7sus4 E B F#
unaware of what's at stake
[Refrão]
C#m B F#
All I ever needed was a landline
C#m B F#
just in case the power lines go down
C#m E B F#
All I needed would never be enough for me
All I ever needed was a landline
just in case the power lines go down
All I needed would never be enough for me
All I ever needed was a landline
just in case the power lines go down
B F# C#m
All I needed would never be enough for me
E
All I needed would never be enough for me
B F# C#m
All I needed would never be enough for me
E
All I needed would...
All I needed would never be enough for me
All I needed would never be enough for me
How to play Landline
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Eadd9. 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.