No Ordinary Life - Matt Corby

No Ordinary Life

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Intro
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
 
Verse: 1
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
You've been on the ordinary drugs
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
I can see that you've been tryin' to make it on your own
Bbmaj9 Gm9
It's all you've ever known, that time moves slowly
Bbmaj9 Gm9
Always such a solitary one
 
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
 
Verse: 2
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
You've been having ordinary fun
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
I can see that all you've ever planned was getting old
Bbmaj9 Gm9
It's all that you were told, that life's a movie
Bbmaj9 Gm9
Falling into solitary love
 
[Refrão]
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
If you look up you can see it in the sky
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9 C7
Heavenly colours that paralyze the laws inside your mind
Gm9 C7
From a million years gone by
Gm9 Bbmaj9 Gm9
No ordinary life
Bbmaj9 Gm9
ohh-woah
 
C7 Gm9 C7 Gm9
 
Bridge
Bbmaj9
Everybody knows that you're hurting
Ebmaj9
Serving your time behind the curtain
Bbmaj9
Open up your doors and your windows
Ebmaj9
We could live a life so simple
C7
Everybody knows that you're hurting
Gm7
Serving your time behind the curtain
C7
Open up your doors and your windows
Gm7
We could live a life so simple
 
Verse: 3
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
You've been on the ordinary drugs
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
I can see that you've been tryin' to make it on your own
Bbmaj9 Gm9
It's all you've ever known, that time moves slowly
Bbmaj9 Gm9
Always such a solitary one
 
[Refrão]
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9
If you look up you can see it in the sky
Bbmaj9 Ebmaj9 C7
Heavenly colours that paralyze the laws inside your mind
Gm9 C7
From a million years gone by
Gm9 Bbmaj9 Gm9
No ordinary life
Bbmaj9 Gm9
ohh-woah
 
Outro
Bbmaj9 Gm9 Bbmaj9 Gm9
No ordinary life

How to play No Ordinary Life

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bbmaj9. 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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