Never Been Here Before - Carrie Brockwell

Never Been Here Before

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Intro:
G G Em7 Em7 C C G G
 
[Verso 1]
G Em7
Just when I thought I was born to roam
C G
Running on fumes, sittin' on E
Em7
With no one else losing myself in another highway song
C
You came along and set me free
 
[Refrão]
Am7 Em7
I've stood on the corner of bitter and heartache
D G
As the rain started to pour
C Am7
I've been lost in a place they call lonely,
D G
Still I find my way back for more
Am7 Am7 D D G
But I've never, never been here before
 
[Verso 2]
G Em7
Sometimes life takes the long way home
C G
So hold me tight cause I don't wanna move
G
Sure as the crow flies right in a straight line
Em7
That's how I should've flown, yeah
C
Making up for lost time is all we gotta do
 
[Refrão]
Am7 Em7
I've stood on the corner of bitter and heartache
D G
As the rain started to pour
Am7 Em7
I've been on the brink of, but true love made me wait
D Em7
Right outside the door
C Am7
I've been lost in a place they call lonely,
D G
Still I find my way back for more
Am7 Am7 D D Am7 Am7 D
But I've never, never been here before
D Am7 Am7 D
Never been here before
 
Am7 Em7
I've stood on the corner of bitter and heartache
D G
As the rain started to pour
Am7 Em7
I've been on the brink of, but true love made me wait
D Em7
Right outside the door
C Am7
I've been lost in a place they call lonely,
D G
Still I find my way back for more
Am7 Am7 D D
But I've never, never been here
Am7 Am7 D D G
But I've never, never been here before
Em C C C C G
Oh oh never been here before

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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.

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