Mind Over Matter - Peter Frampton

Mind Over Matter

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Intro
 
E G/E E D/E
 
[Verso 1]
E A
I'm walking down an endless track
E A
But now I walk right back
E C D
I need to have you by my side
E A
But when it gets so hard to breathe
E A
That's when I gotta leave
E C D
Somehow I find my way to you
D Am
All I have is this dream that fades away
D Am C
All I need is there with you
 
[Refrão]
G F
It's like and endless dream
C Bb G
It's only mind over matter
F
It's all an endless dream
C Bb G
I wanna mind over you
F
Yeah an endless dream
C Bb D
It's only mind over matter
 
[Verso 2]
E A
I never let a day go by
E A
When I don't wonder why
e C
We stay the same it's just the
D
World that turns
E A
I wanna hear you say
E A
There's got to be a better way
E C D
Even now I see the light again
Am
Loving you is the one thing I do
D Am C
That makes it go away
 
[Refrão] (2)
G F
I'm in an endless dream
C Bb G
It's only mind over matter
F
It's all an endless dream
C Bb G
I wanna mind over you
F
Yeah an endless dream
C Bb D
It's only mind over matter
 
Interlude
 
D
 
Bridge
 
D Am C
 
D
Well it was getting dark I pulled through the gate
Am
I kicked down real hard
C D
It woudn't start I was late
Am C
The road was covered in ice
D
I tried to wake up I slipped further away
Am
I was losing the chance
C
It took years to say
Gm C G
Stay with me
 
Solo
 
G F C Bb
G F C Bb
G F C Bb
G F C Bb Eb F
 
G C Bb
G C Bb
 
[Refrão] (3)
G F
It's like and endless dream
C Bb G
It's only mind over matter
F
It's all an endless dream
C Bb G
I wanna mind over you
F
Yeah an endless dream
C Bb G
Yeah mind over matter
F
It's all an endless dream
C Bb G
I wanna mind over you
F C
Get out of my dream
Bb G
Mind over matter
F C
I'm in this endless dream
Bb G
Mind over you
F C
I can't wake up-I can't wake up
Bb G
Mind over matter
F C
It's an endless dream
Bb G F C Bb G F C Bb
Mind over you
 
G F C Bb
G F C Bb
Eb F G

How to play Mind Over Matter

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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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