Nara
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G D
Wait, you liked
Bm D
Me laying on your lap
G D
Wait, now I
Bm D
Will drop my voice desperately
G D
You'd be good to me
Bm D
I'd be man enough
G D
In a softer life
Bm D
I'll see you, Nara
G D
Wait, you liked
Bm D
You'd always fight for me
G D
Said "Wait, 'cause I'll
Bm D
Be brawling with family"
G D
You'd be good to me
Bm D
I'd Be man enough
G D
In a softer life
Bm D
I'll see you, Nara
G D
In another life we're dancing in the kitchen
Bm
No one finds it funny
D
I could be a husband
G
You don't call me names
D
There's no premonition
Bm
When you hurt me you listen
D
Therefore it could not be you
G D
Nara
Bm D
Nara
G D
Nara
Bm D
Nara
G D
Nara
Bm D
Nara
G D
Laying in my chest and talkin bout religion
Bm
How good we'll be with children
D
it was far too early
G
Said you see a future
D
oh with me in it
Bm
Now we're strangers I'm haunted
D
who you talk to bout your day
G D
Nara
Bm D
Nara
G D
Nara
Bm D
Nara
G D
Nara
Bm D
Nara
G D
You'd been good to me in another life we're
dancing in the kitchen
Bm D
I'd be man enough no one finds it funny I
could be a husband
G D
In a softer life you don't call me names,
there's no premonition
Bm D
I'll see you, Nara when you hurt me you listen
Therefore it could not be you
G D
Nara
Bm D
Nara
G D
Nara
G D Bm D
How to play Nara
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.