Looking For Jane
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(Words & music by Per Gessle)
G D G D
Where did she go? Where did she go from here?
G D Bm A
The last time I saw her she made all the clouds disappear.
G D F D
She said, with a smile, yea, the weather's alright.
G D A
She left her coat at home that night.
G D G A
Where do I begin today? Where do colors never fade?
G Bm
In the sunshine. In the rain. It's quite the same.
Em A
It's never gonna change. I'll be looking for Jane.
G D G A
Why did she come? Why did she come to me?
G D Bm A
There must have been millions in the world she'd rather see.
G D F D
Oh, at least in my mind, as time has gone by,
G D A
it's always harder to laugh than to cry.
G D
Where do I begin today? (ba-ba-ba)
G A
Where her colors never fade (ba-ba-ba).
G Bm
In the sun and in the rain. It's quite the same.
Em A
It's never gonna change. I'll be looking for Jane.
G D
Where do I begin today? (ba-ba-ba)
Bm A
Where the summer never fades? (ba-ba-ba).
G Bm
In the sunshine. In the rain. It's quite the same.
Em A
It's never gonna change. I'll be looking for Jane...
Solo: F#m B E A E (2x) D E
A E
Where do I begin today?
A B
Where her colors never fade
A C#m
In the sun and in the rain.It´s quite the same.
F#m B
It´s never gonna change.I´ll be looking for Jane...
A E
Where do I begin today?
C#m B
Where the summer never fades?
A C#m
In the sunshine.In the rain.It´s quite the same.
F#m B
It´s never gonna change. I´ll be looking for Jane... A E A B
A C#m
In the sunshine.In the rain. It´s quite the same.
F#m B
It´s never gonna change. I´ll be looking for Jane...
D G A D D/F# D9 D
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Contribuição: João Ribeiro(joaoper@hotmail.com)
How to play Looking For Jane
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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.