Leave The Lights On - James Cousins

Leave The Lights On

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
E A
 
[Chorus]
E
So leave the lights on honey
 
Don't know what's coming
A
When the night rolls in
 
You're sick to your stomach
E
When you just don't love
A
Woah it's time to move on
 
E A
 
[Verse 1]
E
Sitting in the strange old house
A
Somewhere in the middle of a strange old town
E
Got so much work to do
A
Id rather crawl in bed next to you
E
Oh I won’t
A
But I want to
E
Oh I will
A A
But not just yet
 
[Chorus]
x2
E
So leave the lights on honey
 
Don't know what's coming on here
A
When the night rolls in
 
You're sick to your stomach
E
When you just don't love
A
Woah it's time to move on
E
So don’t lie
A
So don’t lie
E
Don’t lie
A
To yourself
 
(Don’t lie to yourself)
 
E A
 
[Bridge]
E
And oh please check, is it safe anymore?
A
Go on downstairs, lock that door
E
Put on a brave face til it comes to the morn
A
I don’t think I’ll make it, can I even afford to?
E
Close my eyes, take a little rest
A
Thoughts keep on going, I’m holding regret
E
If I could just stop, lay down my head
A
And get some peace and quiet ‘cause Im not done yet
 
CAN YOU GUYS GIVE ME A HAND WITH THIS ONE?
 
[Chorus]
Palmuted/claps x2
E
So leave the lights on honey
 
Don't know what's coming
A
When the night rolls in
 
You're sick to your stomach
E
When you just don't love
A
Woah it's time to move on
E
So don’t lie
A
So don’t lie
E
Don’t lie
A
To yourself
 
[Chorus]
x2 CLAPS
E
So leave the lights on honey
 
Don't know what's coming
A
When the night rolls in
 
You're sick to your stomach
E
When you just don't love
A
Woah it's time to move on
 
E
So don’t lie
A
Don’t lie to yourself
E
So don’t lie
A
Don’t lie to yourself
E
Don’t lie
A
Don’t lie to yourself
E
So don’t lie
A
Don’t lie to yourself
E
Don’t lie to yourself

How to play Leave The Lights On

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 E. 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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