Legend
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Intro: G A F C
G A F
You were one of those classic ones
C G
Traveling around this sun
A F
You were one of those classic ones
C G
I wish she knew you
A F
You were one of those classic ones
C G
Now everybody knows
A F C
You were one of those classic ones
C Em Am
Alright
F C Em
You're a legend in my own mind
Am F
My middle name
C
My goodbye
C Em Am
You were here when I wrote this
F C
But the masters and mixes
Em Am
Will take too long to finish
F
To show you
C Em Am
I'm sorry I did not visit
F C
Did not know how to take it
Em Am
When your eyes did not know me
F
Like I know you
( G )
A F
You were one of those classic ones
C G
Traveling around this sun
A F
You were one of those classic ones
C G
I wish she knew you
A F
You were one of those classic ones
C G
Now everybody knows
A F C
You were one of those classic ones, yeah
C Em Am
Alright
F C Em
You're a legend in my own mind
Am F
My middle name
C Em Am F
My goodbye(goodbye, goodbye, goodbye)
(batidas secas)
C Em Am
Alright
F C Em
You're a legend in my own mind
Am F
My middle name
C Em Am F
My goodbye
( C Em Am F )
( C Em Am F )
( C Em Am F )
( C Em Am F )
C Em Am
Then the day that it happened
F C
I recorded this last bit
Em Am
I look forward to having
E6 F C
A lunch with you again
How to play Legend
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 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.