Loose Ends - Bruce Springsteen
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Intro: G G4 G | G G4 G | Em Em6 Em | Em Em6 Em |
 
| G G4 G | G G4 G | Em Em6 Em | Em Em6 Em
 
We met out on open streets
Em
When we had no place to go
G
I remember how my heart beat
Am7
When you said "I love you so"
C
Then little by little
Em Am
We choked out all the life that out love could hold oh, no
 
C
It's like we held a noose
Em
And baby without check
C D C G
We pulled until it grew tighter around our necks
C
Each one waiting for the other
Em
Darling to say when
C D G G4 G | G G4 G | Em Em6 Em | Em Em6 Em
Well baby you can meet me tonight on the loose end
 
We didn't count tomorrows
 
Em
We took what we could and baby we ran
G
There was no time for sorrow
Am7
Every place we went I held your hand
C
And when the night closed in
Em Am
I was sure your kisses told me all I had to know oh, no
 
C
It's like we held a noose
Em
And baby without check
C D C G
We pulled until it grew tighter around our necks
C
Each one waiting for the other
 
Em
Darling to say when
C D G G4 G | G G4 G
Well baby you can meet me tonight on the loose end
 
(Sax Solo) | Em | Em | G | G | Em | Em | C G | G |
 
| Am | C | G D | G | Am | C | D G | C | D G | C | C
 
G
Our love has fallen around us
Em
Like we said it never could
G
We saw it happen to all the others
Am7
But to us it never would
C
Well how could something so bad, darling
Em Am
Come from something that was so good I don't know
 
C
It's like we held a noose
Em
And baby without check
C D C G
We pulled until it grew tighter around our necks
C
Each one waiting for the other
Em
Darling to say when
C D G G4 G |
Well baby you can meet me tonight on the loose end
 
G G4 G | Em Em6 Em...

How to play Loose Ends

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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.

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