One And One Is Three
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Intro: F Bb (2X)
C# Fm
Nothing else will set you free
C# Fm
The simple things are hard to see
C# Fm Eb
When you can't find your strategy inside
C# Fm
Tangled up in technology
C# Fm
Enslaved by the economy
C# Fm Eb
A part of us is dying inside
Cm G# Bb Eb
Well, you can't stop the world from turning
Cm G# Eb Bb
And you can look upon it differently
Cm G# Eb Bb
You can't stop yourself from learning
G# Eb Bb Cm
Then one and one makes three
G# Bb F
Then one and one makes three
Ponte: F Bb (2X)
C# Fm
You wonder why you're all alone
C# Fm
You turn around your friends are gone
C# Fm Eb
You realize that all your hopes have died
C# Fm
Strangled by bureaucracy
C# Fm
A slave to the economy
C# Fm Eb
No semblance of humanity inside
Cm G# Bb Eb
Well, you can't stop the world from turning
Cm G# Eb Bb
And you can look upon it differently
Cm G# Eb Bb
You can't stop yourself from learning
G# Eb Bb Cm
Then one and one makes three
G# Bb F
Then one and one makes three
Ponte: F Bb (2X)
Bb F
You can swim the wildest sea
C Gm
If you hold on to your beliefs
Bb F C G
You can make yourself invisible
Bb F
If you climb the tallest tree
C Gm
If you help a blind man see
Bb F C G
You can make yourself invisible
Solo: F Bb (2X)
Bb Eb G# Bb
G C F C G (G)
Cm G# Bb Eb
Well, you can't stop the world from turning
Cm G# Eb Bb
And you can look upon it differently
Cm G# Eb Bb
You can't stop yourself from learning
G# Eb Bb Cm
Then one and one makes three
G# Bb F
Then one and one makes three
Final: F Bb (3X)
Eb Bb F
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Thanks to JLS Org.© 2015 to chordify the song.
How to play One And One Is Three
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 F. 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.