Lightning Never Strikes Twice
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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: DbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
"Lightning Never Strikes Twice" (R.Price/M.Tyler)
Released as the B-Side of BRONTOSAURUS on 6 March 1970.
Their last release with Carl Wayne on lead vocals, and
the last not to have production co-credited to Jeff Lynne.
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[intro]
C G D C G D C G
[verse]
D C G
Let the wind blow you out of my memory,
D C G
let the rain wash you out of my eyes.
D C D C D
Too many bad times of loving you,
D C G
now I got to realise...
[chorus]
D
That I can throw you right outta my mind,
C F
and put you right back in your place,
G D
cos lightning never strikes twice in the same place!
C G D D C G
[verse]
D C G
I can live without loving you,
D C G
carry on in the same old way.
D C D C D
Do anything that I wanna do,
D C G
say what I want to say.
[chorus]
D
Cos I can throw you right outta my mind,
C F
and put you back into your place,
G D
cos lightning never strikes twice in the same place!
C G D x3
[bridge]
F G D D/C D/Bb D/A
Lightning strike....
F G D D/C D/Bb D/A
lightning strike...
D C G D C G
[verse]
D C G
Your kind of woman just drags me down,
D C G
wanna put on a ball and chain.
D C D C D
I was King til you took my crown,
D C G
wanna win it back again.
[chorus]
D
Cos I can throw you right outta my mind,
C F
and put you back into your place,
G D
cos lightning never strikes twice in the same place!
[bridge]
F G D D/C D/Bb D/A
Lightning strike....
F G D D/C D/Bb D/A
lightning strike....
[outro]
D5 D5 D5 D5
How to play Lightning Never Strikes Twice
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The first identified chord is Eb. 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.