Morning Pages
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
A
Sooner or later you’ll
Fbm D
Find yourself right where you
A
Were on the corner, went
Fbm D
Looking for her. She had
A
Something to tell you, she
Fbm D
Can’t quite remember, but
A
Wait for a second, it
Fbm D A
Always comes back to her
Fbm D A
You always come back to her
Fbm D
[Verse 2]
A/E
You’re still on her time
Fbm D
Wherever you are, you don’t
A
Want to go in, so you
Fbm D
Sit in the car, and you
A
Wait for a feeling, it
Fbm D
Never quite hits, and you
A
Wait for the moment she
Fbm D A
Reaches your lips.
Fbm D
She never quite hits
A Fbm D (x2)
[Verse 3/4]
A/E
She’ll do that thing where she
Fbm D
Sits at your feet and it
A
Used to be so hot.
Fbm D
Now it’s just sweet.
A
You start to cry and she
Fbm D
an’t help but laugh. She says
A
“Try to enjoy it as
Fbm D
Long as it lasts.”
A
Sometimes when you are
Fbm D
Alone you can’t look in her
A
Eyes cus it’s like you are
Fbm D
Reading a book, and the
A
Pages are turning so
Fbm D
Fast in a glance you can
A
See how it ends, and you
Fbm D
Wish that you couldn’t, oh-oh
Fbm D A
Cus it always comes back to her
Fbm D
You always come back to her
[Bridge]
E
I drove to the ocean to
Fbm D
See the sunset. I was
E
On the wrong side of the
Fbm D
Cliff so I left.
E
I got talking to someone, I
Fbm D
Gave her a lift to the
E
Station. She waved as she
Fbm D
Ran for her train, and she
E
Had no idea she was
Fbm D/A
Making my day.
A Fbm D
[Outro]
A
Sooner or later you’ll
Fbm D
Find yourself right where you
A
Were on the corner, went
Fbm D
Looking for her. She had
A
Something to tell you, she
Fbm D
Can’t quite remember, but
A
Wait for a second, it
Fbm D A
always comes back to her
Fbm D A
You always come back to her
Fbm D A
You always come back to her
Fbm D A
You always come back to her
Fbm D
How to play Morning Pages
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.