Love Is The Call
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: EbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Tip]
* Tune a half-step down as with most Cast songs, you can also put a capo on I, and
replace chords below
E with D, D with C, and A with G, but I like the sound it makes with the looser strings
of a tuned down
guitar.
** The intro and chorus is a very simple E to D change on 2& beat so beginners need to
be comfortable
with that quickish change. I've tried to simulate the strumming pattern as best I can
but it's quite easy
once you've listened to the intro a few times. This song is very rhythm driven so it's
important to get this
right. (after that the chords are dead easy)
[Chorus]
E D (x3)
E
E D (x3)
E
[Verse 1]
E D E D E D E
Can I see your eyes again
E D E D E D E
One more look before the end
E D E D E D E
Can I see your eyes wide open
E D E D E D E
Gazing out to see
[Chorus]
D A E
Whatever you say, love is the call
D A E
As fresh as the day, love is the call
D A E
So shout out a name, love is the call
D A E
Don't ever forget, love is the call
[Verse 2]
E D E D E D E
Can I see your face again
E D E D E D E
One more kiss before the end
E D E D E D E
Can I see her silken face
E D E D E D E
Before she turns away
[Chorus]
D A E
Whatever you say, love is the call
D A E
As fresh as the day, love is the call
D A E
So shout out a name, love is the call
D A E
Don't ever forget, love is the call
[Instrumental]
E D (x18)
[Bridge]
E
A love she gave for ever after
E
A love that lasts until the end
E
Beyond the distant shores
E
Beyond the deepest sea
E
Forever calling restlessly
[Chorus]
D A E
Whatever you say, love is the call
D A E
As fresh as the day, love is the call
D A E
So shout out a name, love is the call
D A E
Dont ever forget, love is the call
D A E
Whatever you say, love is the call
D A E
As fresh as the day, love is the call
D A E
So shout out a name, love is the call
D A E
Don't ever forget, love is the call
How to play Love Is The Call
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 Eb. 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.