Next Door To The Blues
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
C C F C F
(ah – ah)
C C F C F
(ah-ah)
[Verse 1]
C F C
Sorrow (ah-ah)
C F C
Is the street that I'm living on (ah-ah)
C F C
Across Pain Avenue (ah-ah)
C F C
(Ohhh!) In a town call Moan (ah-ah)
C F C
The people I see (ah-ah)
C F C
are sadder than me (ah-ah)
C F C
A river of tears (ah-ah)
C C
Don't you know it flows by my door
[Chorus]
C F F
Cuz I'm living (Next door to the Blues)
F C C
Yea I'm living (Next door to the Blues)
C C
After all I've been through(ah-ah)
C F
I've had to move
F G7 C G
Oh Lord next door to the Blues (Next Door to the Blues)
[Verse 2]
C F C
Oh – oh Memories (ah-ah)
C F C
You can tell it in my talk (ah-ah)
C F C
My heart hurts (ah- ah)
C F C
Even when I walk (ah-ah)
C F C
I cry on (ah-ah)
C F C
A pillar made of stone(ah-ah)
C F C
Pity is my name (ah-ah)
C C
And that thing called love is to blame
[Chorus]
C F F
Ohhh- and I'm living (Next door to the Blues)
F C C
Yea I'm living (Next door to the Blues)
C C
And after all I've been through (a- ahh)
C F G7
I had to move, oh Lord
G7 F C F G
Next door to the Blues (next door to the blues)
[Verse 3]
C F C
Oooh- Bittersweet (bitter sweet)
C F C
Is the food that I cook (ah-ah)
C F C
My only joy is in a storybook (ah - ah)
C F C
The talk I hear (ah- ah)
C F C
Every word brings a tear (ah-ah)
C F C
Every hello (ah-ah)
C C
Just ends with a sad goodbye
[Chorus]
C F F
Ooh- and I'm living (Next door to the Blues)
F C C
Yea I'm living (Next door to the Blues)
C C C
And after all I've been through (aa-aah)
C F
I've had to move, Lord
G7 F C F C
Next door to the Blues (next door to the blues)
[Outro]
C F C
Oh I-I-I had to move (next door to the blues)
C F C
From Pain avenue (from pain avenue)
C F C
To a town called lonely (to a town called lonely)
C F C
I’m all alone (I’m all alone)
C F C
Now what did I say (what did I say)
(fade)
How to play Next Door To The Blues
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.