Last soldier
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Capo 3
{harmonica solos are Em, A
Fill:
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Intro:
G A D x3
D G A {fill}
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
my number's up, my time has come
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
sounds like they're playin' my song
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
on the altar, my picture...
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
will be there while i'm gone
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
there'll be time for laughin'
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
there's no time to cry
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
soon i will be leavin'
D G A {fill}
look me in the eye
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
no matter what's in front of me
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
it's your face that i'll see
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
and the future of our young one
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
and this is what fuels me
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
there's no time for laughin'
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
there's no time to cry
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
soon i will be leavin'
D G A {fill}
look me in the eye
Em A x4 {first harmonica solo}
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
the oath i took not so seriously
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
the world's gathered steam and caught up with me
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
and my decision's been made, some other place
Em D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
by someone i don't know and they don't know me
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
this is no time for laughin'
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
there's no time to cry
G A D (/ Dsus4 / D / Dsus2)
soon i will be leavin'
D G A {fill}
look me in the eye
Em A x4 {second harmonica solo}
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Contribuição: Henrique Fairbancks(henriquefairbancks@yahoo.com.br)
How to play Last soldier
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.