Out On My Own (acoustic)
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Intro
D G Bm Bm
verse 1
D G Bm D/F#
I never imagined myself out on my own
G Bm A
Tryin' to find out what's next for me
D G Bm D/F#
The Cutie Mark Crusaders have always been my home
G Bm A
Maybe now there's more that I could be
[Refrão]
D/F# G Bm
I guess as time goes by
G Bm A
Everypony has to go out on their own
D G Bm
And maybe someday I'll have to try
G D
Somethin' new that's just for me
Am Em
A little somethin' that could be
Bm G D/F#
Just my own and I won't feel so left behind
verse 2
D G Bm D/F#
We used to say that we'd be always side by side
G Bm A
Maybe things are changin' and this could mean goodbye
D G Bm D/F#
I always thought our friendship was all I'd ever need
G Bm A
We've always been crusadin' – what else is there for me?
[Refrão]
D/F# G Bm
I guess as time goes by
G Bm A
Everypony has to go out on their own
D G Bm
And maybe someday I'll have to try
G D
Somethin' new that's just for me
Am Em
A little somethin' that could be
Bm G D/F#
Just my own and I won't feel so left behind
Outro
D G Bm A D/F#
How to play Out On My Own (acoustic)
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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.