New Way Out - Mark Tremonti

New Way Out

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INTRO: B Abm (2x)
 
VERSE 1
 
B Abm
Tired of losing, losing faith
B
Seems that it's harder
Abm
Hard to fight through each day
B Abm
Save us from breaking, breaking down
 
But how?
B
Can we restore how it was?
Abm
Or is it gone?.... Gone...
 
[Refrão]
 
Abm Ebm E
Here today and gone tomorrow
B F#
Hope that there's just some other way out
Abm Ebm E
Fighting too long to be the last to know
B F#
Hope that there's just some other way...
 
Oh
 
INTRO 2: B Abm
 
VERSE 2
 
B Abm
Chasing the memories of our past
B Abm
These are the moments that we hold
 
But they fail to last
B Abm
Decided I'm leaving, leaving now
 
But how?
B
Can we find nowhere to go?
Abm
And are we lost?..Lost
 
[Refrão]
 
Abm Ebm E
Here today and gone tomorrow
B F#
Hope that there's just some other way out
Abm Ebm E
Fighting too long to be the last to know
B F#
Hope that there's just some other way...
 
A way out, yeah
 
BRIDGE
 
A E
Still we must carry on
B
'Cause we've come so far,
F#
Yeah, we've won before
A E
And let's try not to waste
B F#
Waste one moment, let's try today
 
Whoa
A E B
Take back what we've lost
 
B Abm (2x)
 
[Refrão]
 
Abm Ebm E
Here today and gone tomorrow
B F#
Hope that there's just some other way out
Abm Ebm E
Fighting too long to be the last to know
B F#
Hope that there's just some other way
 
SOLO: G#m5 D#m5 E5 B5 F# (2x)
 
ENDING
 
Abm Ebm E
(Go find your way out now)
B F#
Hope that there's just some other way out
 
Abm Ebm E
(Go find your way out now)
B F#
Hope that there's just some other way....

How to play New Way Out

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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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