Letter To You
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
D A D
D A G
[Verse 1]
G Em E
Staring out the window, here I go again
C Am7 A
been down this road a hundred times, still don't know what's round the bend
G Em E
tryin' to figure up from down, sometimes I don't know where to turn
C Am7 A
I know one thing's for certain, one thing I've had to learn
[Pre-chorus]
Em G
It was you, I had to work it out
E G
now you know it's true, I can't do without
[Chorus]
D A
I sent my heart in a letter to you
C G
but the pages are torn in two
A D A
I lost my head staring at your photograph
C G G G G A
cause it's hard to write a song for you
[Verse 2]
G Em E
Standing at a crossroad, looking back this way again
C Am7 A
I've met a thousand people but I'm back where I began
G Em E
Living in a daydream where no one ever gets me down
C Am7 A
your face beyond description, your voice the sweetest sound
[Pre-chorus]
Em G
Now I'm sure what I want you to see
E G
but it's hard to find the words to bring you closer to me
[Chorus]
N.C D A
I sent my heart in a letter to you
C G
but the pages are torn in two
A D A
I lost my head staring at your photograph
C G
cause it's hard to write a song for you
C G
impossible to say to you
[Bridge]
A E
Gone are the rainy days
C G
Without you I'd be lost and I'd just drift away
A E
Come so far just to be with you
C G
Now I'm not letting go no matter what you do
[Pre-chorus]
Em G
It was you, I had to work it out
E G
now you know it's true, I can't do without
[Chorus]
D A
I sent my heart in a letter to you
C G
but the pages are torn in two
N.C D A
I lost my head staring at your photograph
C G
cause it's hard to write a song for you
C G
I can't think of what to say to you
[Outro]
D A
I'll say it in the letter
C
that made you feel much better
G D
the pages, the pages, the pages torn in two
A
I'm staring at your picture
C G
it makes me love you deeper
C G
It's so hard to write a song for you
C G N.C
to tell you how I feel for you
How to play Letter To You
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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.