Let Your Eyes Wander - Chris Cornell

Let Your Eyes Wander

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CAPO: 6
 
Intro:
C G F C F C
 
Verse:
C G
When you find love
C F
And it gets away
C G
If it comes back to you
F G
Then it will stay
Dm Am
Well maybe it’s true
C F
As dumb as it sounds
C Dm
I ain’t gonna stop you
Em G
From looking around
 
[Refrão]
Dm Am
So let your eyes wander
C F
Wild and free
C G
Sooner or later
F
You will look back
C G F C F C
To me
 
Verse:
C G
Love can be sharp
C F
Make no mistake
C G
Flatter a good heart
F G
Then watch it break
Dm C F
It'll cut you to the bone
C F
Just to see you bleed out
C Dm
But that doesn’t mean, no
Em G
I’m somebody else
 
[Refrão]
Dm Am
So let your eyes wander
C F
The moment you think
G Am
You see something better
C F G
Better than me-ee
Dm Am
Let your eyes wander
C F
Wander away
C G
And I’ll look no further
F C G C G
You will come back one day
 
BREAK:
 
Dm Am E
Followed every word that I have ever heard
F C
And I still don’t know what to say
Em
I always think I’m losing
B
When my lips are moving
C E
Time to shut up anyway
 
Dm Am
Followed every line
E
That I remember trying
F C
But they never worked in the end
 
Em
No more need for talking
B
If you feel like walking
C E
You’re gonna walk anyway
C G E
You’re gonna walk anyway
Am B G C G G G G G
You’re gonna walk anyway
 
Verse:
C G
I know you can tell
C F
The difference between
C F
One lonely tear falling
Em G
And a season of rain
 
[Refrão]
Dm Am
So let your eyes wander
C F
Wander away
G Am
Your heart is young
C F
And longing to stray
Dm Am
Let your eyes wander
C F
Wild and free
C G
Sooner or later
Dm A# F
They will look back
Dm A# F
They will look back
Dm A# F
They will look back
C G F C F C
To me

How to play Let Your Eyes Wander

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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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