No Easy Way Out - Paul Carrack

No Easy Way Out

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Capo 1
 
Intro: B Asus2 E (4)
 
Verse
B A B
The same thoughts going through my head
B A B
So many things better left unsaid
B A Em7 A
Well I'm telling you baby, there's no easy way out
B A B
Dreams may shatter, tears may fall
B A B
So hard to make any sense at all
B A Em7 A
Well I'm tellin' you darling there's no easy way out
Em7 A G A D
All I can do is wait, I don't care how long it takes
 
[Refrão]D A G D A
Baby I just want to be standing by your side
G D A
Whenever you need whatever I can do
G D A
I always be there for you
 
B Asus2 E
B Asus2 E
 
Verse
B A B
Don't worry bout losing face
B A B
You know my heart is in the right place
B A Em7 A
Well I'm telling you baby there's no easy way out
B A B
You know it's only a matter of time
B A B
Then everything's gonna work out fine
B A Em7 A
But I'm tellin' you darling there's no easy way out
Em7 A G A D
All I can do is wait, I don't care how long it takes
 
[Refrão]D A G D A
Baby I just want to be standing by your side
G D A G D A
Whenever you need whatever I can do
 
Bridge
E F# G
Try to understand that every word I say is true
A D
Tell me what else can I do?
 
Solo
D A G D A
G D A G D
 
Bridge
E F# G
If I could only hold you in my arms
A D
and hold you tight, I make everything allright
 
[Refrão]D A G D A
Baby I just want to be standing by your side
G D A G
Whenever you need whatever I can do
D A
I always be there for you
G D A
I want to be standing by your side
G D A
Whenever you want whatever I can do
 
Outro
B Asus2 E
|repeat and fade out

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What is the starting chord?

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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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