Number One
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Bm7 Asus4 Bm7 Asus4 Dsus2 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
[Verse]
Bm7 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
Number one is a hard time in the making
Bm7 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
Number two is the one plane I'm not taking
Bm7 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
Number three goes on one knee for a token
Bm7 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
Number four is the short straw but it's broken
Em7 F#m7 GM7 F#m7
I'd give my all just to be number one
Bm7 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
Number one is a hard time in the making
[Chorus]
Bm7
Don't give (Don't give)
Em7
A damn (a damn)
Em7
What else (what else)
Em7
I am (I am)
GM7
I am (I am)
A Bm7
The man in the making
[Verse]
Bm7 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
Number five is a bad crime 'round the circut'
Bm7 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
Number six is a sad dream when you're working
Em7 F#m7 Em7 F#m7
I'd give the world if I could be number one
Bm7 Esus4 Bm7 Esus4
Number one is the one way to salvation
[Chorus]
Bm7
I'll do (I'll do)
Em7
My best (my best)
Em7
To beat (to beat)
GM7
The rest (the rest)
A
And be (and be)
Bm7
The best in the nation
Bm7
I'll stake (I'll stake)
GM7
My claim (my claim)
GM7
I'll make (I'll make)
My name (my name)
A
My love (my love)
F#7
My game
Bm
My vocation
[Solo]
D Em7 Bm7 D Esus4 Bm7 E7 Bm7 E7 Bm7
[Chorus]
GM7 F#m7 Em7 GM7 F#m7 Bm7
I'd give my all just to be number one
Em7 GM7 F#m7
I'd give my all just to be number
Am7 F#7
I'd give my all just to be number one
Bm7
Don't give (Don't give)
Em7
A damn (a damn)
GM7
What else (what else)
GM7
I am (I am)
A
I am (I am)
Bm7
The man in the making
Bm7
I'll stake (I'll stake)
Em7
My claim (my claim)
Em7
I'll make (I'll make)
GM7
My name (my name)
A
My love (my love)
Bm7
My game my vocation
How to play Number One
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.