Lost And Found - Ellie Goulding

Lost And Found

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Intro:
C F
 
C F Am
Gotta love this field and the cherry sky
Am G F
Under blossom clouds, though it's late July
C F Am
You don't even try; still, you look so cool
G C F
Like a cover boy when you light the moon
 
Am G
Oohh...
F
Oohh...
 
C F Am
Near the countryside but I just forgot
Am G F
All the things that matter, I forget a lot
C F Am
I get so caught up in the city cloud
G C F
But this place is still my first love
 
G Am C F Am
Is there anybody out there waiting for me on my way?
G Am C F Am
If that somebody is you, then baby, I just wanna say:
G Am C F Am
"Tonight, nothing will bring us d-o-w-n
G Am C F Am C *
Tonight, we're at the lost and f-o-u-n-d"
 
C F Am
Guess I need to run, take me to the bus
Am G F
But don't let me go; no, don't let me on
C F Am
Gotta hold me tight, won't put up a fight
G C F
Of course I'll stay, I'll stay the night
 
G Am C F Am
Is there anybody out there waiting for me on my way?
G Am C F Am
If that somebody is you, then baby, I just wanna say:
G Am C F Am
"Tonight, nothing will bring us d-o-w-n
G Am C F Am ...
Tonight, we're at the lost and f-o-u-n-d"
 
... Am G F
 
C Am G F
We're at the lost and f-o-u-n-d
C Am G F
We're at the lost and f-o-u-n-d
 
G Am C F Am
Is there anybody out there waiting for me on my way?
G Am C F Am
If that somebody is you, then baby, I just wanna say:
G Am C F Am
"Tonight, nothing will bring us d-o-w-n
G Am C F Am G
Tonight, we're at the lost and f-o-u-n-d"
 
Am C F Am G
We're at the lost and f-o-u-n-d
Am C F Am
We're at the lost and f-o-u-n-d

How to play Lost And Found

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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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