New Age
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Intro: D7
D7 Am
Can I have your autograph
G
he said to the fat blonde actress
D7 Am
You know I've seen every movie you've been in
G
from "Paths of Pain" to "Jewels of Glory"
Em A
And when you kissed Robert Mitchum
C A
gee, but I thought you'd never catch him
Cdim Esus4 Em
Over the hill right now
A D C# C
and you're looking for love
Cdim Esus4 Em
You're over the hill right now
A D
and you're looking for love
C#m D
I'll come running to you
E
honey, when you want me
D A
I'll come running to you
E
honey, when you want me
D7 Am
Can I have your autograph
G
he said to the fat blonde actress
D7 Am
You know I know everything you've done
G
anyway I hate divorces
Em A
To the left is a marble shower
C A
it was fun even for an hour, but
Cdim Esus4 Em
You're over the hill right now
A D C# C
and you're looking for love
Cdim Esus4 Em
You're over the hill right now
A D
and you're looking for love
C#m D
I'll come running to you
E
honey, when you want me
D A
I'll come running to you
E
honey, when you want me
E Aadd9/E
Something's got a hold on me
E7sus2 Aadd9/E
and I don't know what
E Aadd9/E
Oh, something's got a hold on me
E7sus2 Aadd9/E
and I don't know what
D G A
It's the beginning of a new age
G D A
It's the beginning of a new age
repeat last two lines to fade.
Bridge chords:
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Aadd9/E E7sus2 (Bmadd4/E)
e|-------0----------------0------------
B|-------0----------------0------------
G|-------6----------------7------------
D|-------7----------------9------------
A|-------7----------------9------------
E|-------0----------------0------------
How to play New Age
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D7. 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.