Next To Me
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
Next To Me feat. Darianne Westcott
Submitted by: jeremyunderground41@gmail.com
Key: C
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
C - x32010
G - 320003
Am - x02210
F - 133211
G/B - x2x003
[Intro]
C G/B F x2
[Verse 1] Darianne Westcott
C G/B
You can't undo what's been
F
done So we learn our lessons
C G/B F
A father's note to his son
Do you hear the message?
C G/B
It's hard to think that
Am
there's a part of me
F Am
You'll never see but
G/B F
when you're gone I'm so lost
[Chorus 1] Dianne Westcott
Am G/B
And it's clear to me
C
That I should have
been there for you
Am G/B C
Endlessly I can't shake
these thoughts that
F
I don't need But I
G
need you next to me
[Post Chorus]
C G F
[Verse 2] Matt Young and Dianne Wescott
C G
It never came to me
F
It never felt so wrong
And I need to take it in
C G
Another wasted breath
F
another minute gone
And I can't believe that
C G
I'll never get that
Am
chance to make it last
F Am
I'd take it back if
G/B F
If it meant I'd see you
[Chorus 2] Matt Young and Dianne Westcott
Am G/B
And it's clear to me
C
That I should have
been there for you
Am G/B C
Endlessly I can't shake
these thoughts that
F
I don't need I know
C
you'll find me
Am
just be strong Take
G
each moment as it
F G
comes And I'll meet
you in the end
[Instrumental]
Am G/B C
Am G/B C
then
F C Am G
F C G
[Chorus 3] Matt Young and Dianne Westcott
Am G/B
And it's clear to me
C
That I should have
been there for you
Am G/B C
Endlessly I can't shake
these thoughts that
F
I don't need I know
C
you'll find me
Am
just be strong Take
G
each moment as it
F G
comes And I'll meet
C G/B
you in the end
F
Oh yes I'll meet
C G/B
you in the end
F
I'll meet you
in the end
[Chorus 4/Outro]
Am
I won't leave you
G C
I won't leave you
I'll meet you in the end
Am
I won't leave you
G C
I won't leave you
F C Am
I'll meet you in the end
G F
I won't leave you in the end
G C
I won't leave you in the end
How to play Next To Me
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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.