Maybe You Should - Jessi Colter

Maybe You Should

View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
3rd traste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88Mpie8eLyU
 
Key Bb capo 3
 
[Intro]
G G G G
 
[Verse]
G C
Here you are back on my mind where you stay quite a lot
D G
Bringing back all the old memories I thought I'd forgot
C
I just keep finding you with me and I don't know why
D G
Maybe you should've been listening when I said goodbye
 
[Chorus]
C G
I can't believe how you keep hanging on in my mind
D G
Don't you know leaving means one goes and one stays behind
C G C
I can't escape from you no matter how hard I try
G D G
Maybe you should've been listening when I said goodbye
 
[Verse]
G C
Maybe you should've been watching when I walked away
D G
Maybe you wouldn't keep turning up day after day
G C
If you'd paid attention, you'd have known I didn't lie
D G
Maybe you should've been listening when I said goodbye
 
[Chorus]
C G
I can't believe how you keep hanging on in my mind
D G
Don't you know leaving means one goes and one stays behind
C G C
I can't escape from you no matter how hard I try
G D G
Maybe you should've been listening when I said goodbye
 
[Verse]
A D
How many time have I let you walk back through the door
E A
Swearing that I never would well I've said that before
D
When it's all over you'll end up making me cry
E A
Maybe you should've been listening when I said goodbye
 
[Chorus]
D A
I can't believe how you keep hanging on in my mind
E A
Don't you know leaving means one goes and one stays behind
D A G D
I can't escape from you no matter how hard I try
A E A G
Maybe you should've been listening when I said goodbye
A E A G
Maybe you should've been listening when I said goodbye
 
A G A G
Goodbye goodbye
A G A G A G
Goodbye
A G A G
Goodbye goodbye
 
A G A G
Goodbye goodbye
A G A G
Goodbye goodbye
A G A G A G A G A
Goodbye goodbye

How to play Maybe You Should

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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.

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