Life is the Blues
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[Intro]_ D D4 D D4 G 2X
D D4 D D4 G
Theres a baby crying, a new born who won't be content
D D4 D D4 G
When he becomes a man he'll wonder where his childhood went
Bm G
He'll feel the pain of life, choke his last breath
Bm G
Life is no bed of roses, These things he will confess
[Refrão] D D4
Life is the blues
D D4 G
Nothing we can do
D D4
Life is the blues
D D4 G
Nothing more to lose
D D4 D D4 D G
The last time he saw his wipe, she was marching out to sea
D D4 D D4 D G
He was cruel and crazy, she was beatiful she's been set free
Bm G
Lines on her face, the pain of reality
Bm G
He broke her heart, left then her alone to be
[Refrão] D D4
Life is the blues
D D4 G
Nothing we can do
D D4
Life is the blues
D D4 G
Nothing more to lose
D G (o G é feito abafado)
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Bm G
E|---------------------------
A|---------------------------
D|---------------------------
G|---------------------------
B|---5-7-8-------------------
e|----------5----------------
D D4 D D4 D G
All this guilt he holds within, he let her slip away
D D4 D D4 D G
It's too late to say those things she needed to hear him say
Bm G
He never said i love you, i want you to stay
Bm G
He'd give his soul to relive that day
He heard his son singing
[Refrão] D D4
Life is the blues
D D4 G
Nothing we can do
D D4
Life is the blues
D D4 G
Nothing more to lose
C G D D4
Vocalização
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E|-----6-----6-2-----------
A|-7-5---7-5---------------
D|-------------------------
G|-------------------------
B|-------------------------
e|-------------------------
D D4 D D4 G
D D4
Life is the blues
D D4 G
Nothing we can do
D
Life is the blues
Bom eu só tirei o violão e a guitarra acústica q acompnha o bamdolim mas ficou bem legal
É isso espero que aproveitem!
How to play Life is the Blues
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.