Must Be Sinking Now - Cheryl Wheeler

Must Be Sinking Now

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CAPO: 6
 
Intro: C F-C (2x)
 
F C
When we were in love, or whatever it was
F G
We tore apart their believing hearts
F C
Just to ride that passion in
 
F C
And we survived okay, through the mess we made
F G
But I don't know how we can come back now
F C
And try to be friends again
 
[Refrão]
F G C F
'Cause when I see you, I can't let the past remain the past
G C F
All that heartache we brought on, comes rushing back so fast
G C F
I can't see no road ahead, just pulls me down somehow
Dm G C F-C F-C
There's so much water under that bridge, it must be sinking now
 
F C
With a shiver and chill, it haunts me still
F G
What a fool I was to have almost lost
F C
Most of what's dear to me
 
F C
From the very first touch, we took too much
F G
In the fire we found, I was burning down
F C
And just too blind to see
 
[Refrão]
F G C F
And when I see you, I can't let the past remain the past
G C F
All that heartache we brought on, comes rushing back so fast
G C F
I can't see no road ahead, just pulls me down somehow
Dm G C F-C F-C
There's so much water under that bridge, it must be sinking now
 
Bridge:
F G
If we had just held on and maybe once
Em F
Seen beyond our fire
G
But our try-agains and might-have-beens
C Dm F
Were swept away when we were
G
Oh, when we were
 
OUTRO:
C G C
Ohooooh
F G C F
I can't see no road ahead, just pulls me down somehow
Dm G C
There's so much water under that bridge, it must be sinking now
Dm G C
So much water under that bridge, it must be sinking now

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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