Lord Byrons Luggage
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verse 1
D A D
Lord Byron had a lot of luggage
D A D
He took it when he traveled far and wide
Bm A D
He didn't get to bathe very often
D A D
But he liked to change his clothes all the time
verse 2
D A D
I had a little friend named Mister Johnson
D A D
Who always tried to be like me
Bm A D
He rose to the heights of this profession
D A D
He was hard on his friends and family
[Refrão]G D Em D
Still out here in the wind and rain
G D Em A
Look a little older but I feel no pain
G D
And it stands to reason
D G D
I'm still looking for love
D G D
I'm still looking for love
verse 3
D A D
I went to the Henley Regatta
D A D
Intending to put out to sea
Bm A D
They pronounced me persona non grata
D A D
Goes show that you can't come and go as you please
[Refrão]G D Em D
Still out here in the wind and rain
G D Em A
Look a little older but I feel no pain
G D
And it stands to reason
D G D
I'm still looking for love
D G D
I'm still looking for love
verse 4
D A D
Looking for a needle in a haystack
D A D
It's pretty hard to find
Bm A D
Every dog has his day, Jack
D A D
I'm still waiting for mine
[Refrão]G D Em D
Still out here in the wind and rain
G D Em A
Look a little older but I feel no pain
G D
And it stands to reason
D G D
I'm still looking for love
D G D
I'm still looking for love
How to play Lord Byrons Luggage
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.