Me And The Moon - Shane Filan

Me And The Moon

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F Gm Am C Bb
I thought i saw you there
F
Holding my hand
Gm Am C Bb
When you were scared
F
Scared of the darkness
Gm F
No lights in the park
C Bb
Just love we shared
C Bb
How can such a part of me be gone?
 
F Bb
They say home is the place where your heart is
Dm
So back to the road where we started
Bb
Whether its wrong or its right
F
If ever wonder then i'll be
Bb
Back on the street where i met you
Dm
Drawing the stars like we used to
Bb
Wish i was holding you tight
 
But its me and the moon tonight
 
F Gm Am C Bb
 
F Gm Am C Bb
I swear i saw you there
F Gm Am C Bb
Just like the old days with no care
F
Down in the garden
Gm F Bb
Leaves were still falling right by the shed
C Bb
How can such a part of me be gone?
 
F Bb
They say home is the place where your heart is
Dm
So back to the road where we started
Bb
Whether its wrong or its right
F
If ever wonder then i'll be
Bb
Back on the street where i met you
Dm
Drawing the stars like we used to
Bb C
Wish i was holding you tight
F
But its me and the moon tonight
 
Bb
Me and the moon tonight
F
Me and the moon tonight
Bb
Me and the moon tonight
 
F
I'll be
Bb
Back on the street where i met you
Dm
Drawing the stars like we used to
Bb
Wish i was holding you tight
(F)
But its me and the moon tonight
F Bb
They say home is the place where your heart is
Dm
So back to the road where we started
Bb
Whether its wrong or its right
F
If ever wonder then i'll be
Bb
Back on the street where i met you
Dm
Drawing the stars like we used to
Bb C
Wish i was holding you tight
 
But its me and the moon tonight
 
F Gm Am C Bb
F Gm Am C Bb
 
But its me and the moon tonight

How to play Me And The Moon

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F. 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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