Marilyn On A Train
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Afinação:E A D G B E
Tecla:D
Capotraste:Sem capotraste
CIFRAS
VIOLÃO/GUITARRA
UKULELE
PIANO
D
Bm
G
A
PALHETADA
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[Intro]
D Bm G A
[Verse 1]
D
Then you see her on a station
Bm
Brightening up your deadly afternoon
G
Later on you'll think about her
A D
In the quietness of your lonely room
D
Do you hear her in a backstreet
Bm
Calling out in echoes just to you?
G
Do you see her in a taxi
A D
Painting town another shade of blue?
[Chorus]
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G Bm A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G Bm A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G A
Marilyn on a train
[Break]
D Bm G A
D Bm G A
[Verse 2]
D
Does she make you choose your clothes
Bm
At every time you see her walking by?
G
Disappear in to some sunset
A D
Maybe think you maybe caught her eye
D
Then again she's someone's daughter
Bm
You may never know her private mind
G
Still you want to hold and keep her
A D
Live with her until the day you die
[Chorus]
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G Bm A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G Bm A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G A
Marilyn on a train
[Break]
D Bm G A
D Bm G A
[Chorus]
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G Bm A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G Bm A
Marilyn on a train
G Bm
She's like Marilyn, woah
G A
Marilyn on a train
How to play Marilyn On A Train
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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.