Looking Out The Mirrors
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
E
looking through the rear veiw mirror
as I am driving down this road
A7
I see the paths that I've been taking
E
have increased my heavy load
B
I've made so many tragic errors
A
it's a blessing I am still around
E
driving down this highway
B A E
I am finally homeward Bound
[Chorus]
E
I am Rolling down this Highway
A
I am Rolling down this Road
B A
I 'm remembering all my Friends
B A E
who have journeyed down this road
[Verse 2]
E
looking out the side view Mirrors
I see the Pain I've spread around
A7
I've driven near, I've driven far,
E
I thank God, I am still around
B
my friends have sung the songs
A
of the journeys of the highwaymen
E
there was Johnny, Waylon, Kris
B A E
and Willie still singing Amen
[Chorus]
E
I am Rolling down this Highway
A
I am Rolling down this Road
B
remembering all my Friends
A B A E
who have also journeyed down this road
[Verse 1]
E
looking through the rear veiw mirror
as I am driving down this road
A7
I see the paths that I've been taking
E
have increased my heavy load
B
I've made so many tragic errors
A
it's a blessing I am still around
E
driving down this highway
B A E
I am finally homeward Bound
[Chorus]
E
I am Rolling down this Highway
A
I am Rolling down this Road
B A
I 'm remembering all my Friends
B A E
who have journeyed down this road
[Verse 2]
E
looking out the side view Mirrors
I see the Pain I've spread around
A7
I've driven near, I've driven far,
E
I thank God, I am still around
B
my friends have sung the songs
A
of the journeys of the highwaymen
E
there was Johnny, Waylon and Kris
B A E
and Willie still singing Amen
[Chorus]
E
I am Rolling down this Highway
A
I am Rolling down this Road
B
remembering all my Friends
A B A E
who have also journeyed down this road
How to play Looking Out The Mirrors
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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.