Maine
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[Verso 1]
G
We could have built that house in Maine
Cmaj7
We could have been something (something)
G
You could have taken me away
Cmaj7 G Cmaj7
But you had bigger things, my love
G
You had your ticket across the states
Cmaj7
Didn't even have a place
G
I still have a lot to say
Cmaj7
Hope you got just what you want
Instrumental
Em Fm G A x3
Cm D#
[Refrão]
Cmaj7*
I called you last night
Cmaj7* G
You didn't recognize my voice
Cmaj7*
I sit there lonely
Cmaj7* G
I wondered who you thought I was
Solo
G Cmaj7 G Camj7
[Verso 2]
G
We could have built that house in Maine
Cmaj7
But palm trees and chaos called your name
G
There's no one else but me to blame
Cmaj7
I wonder how you've changed my love
Inst
Em Fm G A x3
Cm D#
[Refrão]
Cmaj7
I called you last night
G
You didn't recognize my voice
Cmaj7
I sit there lonely
G Cmaj7
I wondered who you thought I was
Outro
G
Where did you go
Cmaj7
I thought you were supposed to stay right here
G
Where did you go
Cmaj7
I thought you were supposed to stay right here
G
Where did you go
Cmaj7
I thought you were supposed to stay right here
G
Where did you go
Cmaj7
I thought you were supposed to stay right here
G
Where did you go
Cmaj7
I thought you were supposed to stay right here
G
Where did you go
Cmaj7
I thought you were supposed to stay right here
How to play Maine
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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.