No Show - Bishop Allen
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No Show
 
Ocultar tablatura
 
Intro x2
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|---7------------------7------|
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|------7-10-----8-10-8--------|
|---7-------------------------|
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D
I was so cold
G
Kept the watch though
D G
Count down every breath
D G
Catch my chilly death
 
D
Waited hours
G
Wilted flowers
D G
Though my feet are stone
D G
Walked home all alone
G A D
I guess Iâ??m letting you go
G A D
 
D
Filled the grand stand
G
called the big band
D G
drilled them through the night
D G
just to get it right
 
D
And the crowd there
G
In their lawn chairs
D G
learned your favorite song
D G
How to sing along
G A D
I guess Iâ??m calling it off
G A D
I only wanted to talk
 
Solo
D---G-A-x4
 
Bridge
G
And I know this
D A D F#
Everything I have and everything I ever will I will trade for a minute with you
G
Hope you notice
D A A
Everywhere I go Iâ??m gonna leave another message for you. Iâ??m sorry
 
D---G-A-x2
 
D (no chords this half verse)
Youâ??re a no show
Shows what I know
God damn every plan
try and understand
 
D (one strum per chord))
Youâ??re a no show
G
I will wait though
D G
After it is done
D G
Cold light of the sun
G A D
I guess Iâ??m calling it off
G A D
I only wanted to talk
 
(back to normal strumming)
D--- G-A-x2
solo
D--- G-A-x4
Oo-oo-Oo-oo-Oo-oo-OOOOO- oo-oo-oo-oo
D (finish on D)

How to play No Show

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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