Looking Forward - John Gorka

Looking Forward

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CAPO: 4th Fret
 
Intro: C F C F
 
C
I never cared about the car I'd drive
F
Or the room I'd sleep or the bus I'd drive
 
Just as long as I could get somewhere
C
And not get hurt I could breathe out there
F C F
I know I could be free out there, could be me, hmm-hmm
 
C
I never cared about the word 'Prestige'
F
About no inside track or no 'noblesse oblige'
 
Just as long as I could pay my way
C
And pull my weight and say my say
F C F
As long as I could pay my way, I could say, hmm-hmm
 
Bridge:
Am G
I never had no plans, just dreams and vague directions
F Am G
I would make my stand, in the house of corrections
F Am G
Now I'm a man at last, I see that everything is changing
F Am G
If you wanna hold on fast, the future needs arranging
 
Chorus:
F G
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C F G
Now I'm looking forward to you
C Dm G
Now I'm looking forward to you
C
My former view was backward
F Am
My backward view was blue
F G C
Now I'm looking forward to you (Ooh, ooh)
F
Ooh, ooh
C
Ooh, ooh
F
Ooh, ooh
 
C
Love had a weight, designed to bring me down
F
My hands would sweat and my heart would pound
 
Now I've learned it and I've turned around
G C
And I hanker for that anchor sound
Dm
I hanker for that anchor sound
C F
Once designed to bring me down, ooh, ooh, ooh
 
Bridge:
Am G
I never had no plans, just dreams and vague directions
F Am G
I would make my stand, in the house of corrections
F Am G
Now I'm a man at last, I see that everything is changing
F Am G
If you wanna hold on fast, the future needs arranging
 
Chorus:
F G
Ooh, ooh, ooh
C F G
Now I'm looking forward to you
C Dm G
Now I'm looking forward to you
C
My former view was backward
F Am
My backward view was blue
F G C
Now I'm looking forward to you (Ooh, ooh)
F
Ooh, ooh
C
Ooh, ooh
F
Ooh, ooh
 
OUTRO: (## repeat and fade to end ##)
C
Ah-ah
F
Ah-ah
C
Ooh, ooh
F
Ooh, ooh
C
Ooh, ooh
F
Ooh, ooh

How to play Looking Forward

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What is the starting chord?

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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