Modern Nature - Sondre Lerche

Modern Nature

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Ocultar tablatura
 
e|--2--0-------------0------|
B|--3----3-2---0-3-2---0----|
G|--2--------2--------------|
D|--0-----------------------|
A|--0-----------------------|
E|--0-----------------------|
 
{verse}
D F#m Em A
The moment has come to face the truth,
D F#m Em A
I'm wide awake and so are you,
A Em
Do you have the clue what is it? (I don't know)
A Em
Are you everything that I miss? (don't hope so)
A Em
We'll just have to wait and see! (wait and see)
F# G A
If things go right we're meant to be!
 
{verse}
The surface is gone- I scratched it off,
We made some plans- I let them go,
Do you have the slightest idea? (no, I don't)
Why the world is right when you're in it? (oh, is that so?)
Stay a while and wait and see! (wait and see)
If things go right we're meant to be!
 
{Chorus}
 
D F#m Em A
Oh, what a world this life would be,
D F#m Em A
Forget all your technicolor dreams,
Bm F#
Forget modern nature,
D G Gm D
This is how it's meant to be!
 
{riff}
 
{verse}
The time is here for being straight,
It's not too early, and never too late
People say I should "watch my pace," (do they, now?)
"Think how you spend all your days," (they all say so)
They'll just have to wait and see (wait and see)
If things go right they'll have to agree!
 
Chorus
 
{riff twice or solo on;}
D, F#m, E, A, F#, G, A
 
{verse}
Dadoo dah dat, da doodah dat,
Dadoo dah dat, da doodah dah,
Do you have the slightest idea? (no, I don't)
Why the world is right when you're in it? (oh, is that so?)
Stay a while, we'll wait and see!(wait and see)
If things go right we're meant to be!

How to play Modern Nature

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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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