Meet Me In Montauk
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[Intro ]
D Bm D G
[Verso 1]
D
Running for time
Dmaj7
Chasing the afternoon
Bm7 F#m G
Hoping is far, so theatrical
Dmaj7
Your tears leave a scar
Bm F#m G
Whilst you drive your car away
[Verso 2]
D
Empty rumors on the shore
Bm7 F#m G
A message lost in conversation
D Dmaj7
Your cold apartment, wooden floors
Bm7 F#m Gmaj7
Faded memories, whisper to me
[Refrão]
Dmaj7 Bm
Darling, won't you take me with you
F#m G D
The scuff marks on your new shoes
Bm
You're the one I choose (you)
F#m G D
Maybe it's just the way you talk
A Bm
It couldn't be the way, you walk
F#m G D
But maybe you'll meet me in Montauk
Bm
I just don't want to lose this spark
F#m G D
Maybe it's just the way you talk
Dmaj7 Bm F#m G
[Verso 3]
D
Running so far, down this new avenue
Bm F#m7 G
I follow my heart, from California to New York
D
Your smile leaves a mark on the memories I made with you
Bm A G
A childish remark, souvenirs of what you put me through
[Refrão]
D Bm
Darling, won't you take me with you
F#m G D
The scuff marks on your new shoes
F#m A Bm
You're the one I choose (you)
F#m G D
Maybe it's just the way you talk
A Bm
It couldn't be the way, you walk
F#m G D
But maybe you'll meet me in Montauk
Bm
I just don't want to lose this spark
F#m Gmaj7 D
Maybe it's just the way you talk
Dmaj7 Bm7
Outro
F#m G D
Maybe it's just the way you talk
(The way I crave your touch in the morning)
Bm F#m G
You left me wanting more
D A
The chase is so thrilling
Bm F#m G
I'm really wanting more
(Maybe it's just
D
The way I crave your touch in the morning
the way you talk) (It couldn't be the way
Bm F#m G
You left me wanting more
you walk) (But maybe you'll meet me in
D
The chase is so thrilling
Montauk) (I just don't want to lose this spark)
Bm F#m G
I'm really wanting more
(Maybe it's just
D Dmaj7 Bm
the way you talk)
F#m G Dmaj7
Maybe it's just the way you talk
Bm F#m G D
How to play Meet Me In Montauk
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.