Lost In A Crowd
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
G C
Lost in a crowd the world’s gone crazy
G Em D
G C
No one’s allowed to be a hero
G Em D
So she’s lost in a crowd on a perfect day
G C G Em D x2
(open)
G Em C
Things get worse before they get better
says the end of the letter
G Em D
She keeps in a pocket near to her heart
She’s going back to the start
(palm mute)
G Em C
She held on hard to the fact that someday
Somehow he’d come back
G Em D
Recoveries and aftermaths
You miss the way they laugh
Am C Am
Sometimes she gets so close to me
Cm
But let’s go easy
G C
Lost in a crowd the world’s gone crazy
G Em D
She’s screaming out loud somebody save me
G C
No one’s allowed to be a hero
G Em D
So she’s lost in a crowd on a perfect day
(palm mute)
G Em C
She’s bundled up in his favorite sweater
She puts back the letter
G Em D
That he sent her before he let go
And that was 3 long years ago
(open)
G Em C
No more safety zones and home sweet homes
She’s all alone
G Em D
Sidewalks for company
I’m there but she can’t see me
Am C Am
Sometimes she gets so close to me
Cm
But let’s go easy
G C
Lost in a crowd the world’s gone crazy
G Em D
She’s screaming out loud somebody save me
G C
No one’s allowed to be a hero
G Em D G Em
So she’s lost in a crowd on a perfect day
G G7
On a perfect day
C Am G G/F# Em
No one ever disappears from view
C G D
They just slowly fade away, away from you
(bass riff)
Lost in a crowd the world’s gone crazy
She’s screaming out loud
G C
No one’s allowed to be a hero
G Em D
So she’s lost in a crowd on a perfect
G C
Lost in a crowd the world’s gone crazy
G Em D
She’s screaming out loud somebody save me
G C
No one's allowed to be a hero
G Em D G
So she’s lost in a crowd on a perfect day
C G
On a perfect day [x6]
C C/B Am G/F# G7
(the bridge is sketchy the end is very sketchy but it deffo ends with a big dirty G7)
How to play Lost In A Crowd
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.