Last Time We Spoke - Clayton Scott

Last Time We Spoke

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[Intro ]
C D Em G
C D Em G
 
[Verso 1]
C D
Last time spoke you were laughing 'bout that hotel party
Em G
And the teacher's kid who bought us the beer
C D Em G
I was sayin' we were so damn lucky we ever made it through senior year
C D Em G
I never saw the demons you were fighting, hidin' all the tracks of your tears
C D Em G
Can't believe you held that all inside you, dammit man I wish you were here
 
[Refrão]
N.C. C D
I would've told you how much I loved you
Em G
I would've told you how much I care
C D
I would've put my arms around you and hugged you
Em G
I would've prayed God he'd keep you here
C D
If I woulda known you were fighting alone,
Em G
I woulda been the first one to pick up the phone
C D Em
But now you're gone, and the last time we spoke
N.C. C D Em G
Was the last time we spoke
 
[Verso 2]
C D Em G
Now I feel guilty 'cause I never asked you all the right questions when I had the chance to
C D
Find out how you're doing, check in on your heart
Em G
When I think about it tears me apart, yeah
C D Em G
I'll never know the demons you were fighting, suffering for so many years
C D Em G
Still can't believe you held that all inside you, dammit man, wish you were here
 
[Refrão]
C D
I would've told you how much I loved you
Em G
I would've told you how much I care
C D
I would've put my arms around you and hugged you
Em G
I would've prayed God he'd keep you here
C D
If I woulda known you were fighting alone,
Em G
I woulda been the first one to pick up the phone
C D Em
But now you're gone, and the last time we spoke
N.C. C
Was the last time we spoke
 
Outro
D Em G
C D Em G

How to play Last Time We Spoke

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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