Landon Wright
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[Verso 1]
G Em
I see her in the hallway light
C D
Shes laughing and it hits just right
G Em
I know her voice, I know her face
C D
But I don't know if I've got a place
G Em
We sit and talk like nothings wrong
C D
But I've been holding back for way to long
G Em
She says he sweet, Says he treats her right
C Em
And I nod but my feelings are tight
[Refrão]
G Em
I'm Halfway there, Halfway gone
C D
Writing love songs she'll never hear sung
G Em
I don't know if she sees me too
C D
Or if I'm just a background in her view
G Em
I'm holding on to maybe signs
C D
But maybe's tearing up my mind
G Em
I like her more than I should admit
C D
But I don't know if she's feeling it
[Verso 2]
G Em
She had a hand to hold but it wasn't mine
C D
Had someone else calling her sweet sunshine
G Em
I bite my tongue, walk the line
C D
And I wish she was mine
[Verso 3]
G Em
I'm caught in the moment weak in the knees
C D
She's more than pretty, she's poetry read
G Em
She's in my head like a song unsung
C D
She's the rhythm I've been running from
[Refrão]
G Em
I'm Halfway in, Halfway gone
C D
Writing love songs shell never hear sung
G Em
I don't know if she sees me to
C D
Or if I'm just a background in her view
G Em
I'm holding on to maybe signs
C D
But maybe's tearing up my mind
G Em
I like her more that I should admit
C D
But I don't know if she's feeling it
[Ponte]
G Em
I'll nod my head and let her go
C D
Hide the truth she don't know
G Em
She had his heart and I had time
C D
To love her like she was almost mine
Outro:
G Em
Yeah...... She had his heart
C D
Yeah...... And I had time.
How to play Landon Wright
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.