Over and Over Again - Richie Furay

Over and Over Again

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Intro: C# B (2X)
 
C# E B
Standing upon this feeling over and over and over again
D#m F#
And little did I know
C# E B
Written upon the ceiling over and over and over again
D#m F#
Were things to come but slow, oh so slow
 
G#m
Slowly
E B D#m F#
Take your time don't stumble and run
G#m
Slowly
E B D#m F#
The night has a callin' but the morning will come
 
Dancing with a stranger over and over and over again
But it's never quite complete
When the moon don't shine exchange her over and over and over again
You've tasted bittersweet
 
Sweeter
Sweeeter than honey, sweeter than wine
Sweeter
Living water taste it and find the answer
 
D#m D# Dsus4 D# (2X)
 
G#
You keep draggin' along like you never belonged
And it's dark as in night I'll just have to invite you
 
Ah I wish you were here am I makin' it clear
 
D#m D# Dsus4 D# (2X) F# G# Bb
 
Bb F# G# Bb
Come on and make it today
F# G# Bb
It ain't worth it to stay
F# G# Bb
It'll cost more if you play
F D# G#
You're just a step away
 
Down to nothin' and where did it go wasted away you played the side show
Ain't it time that you faced it 'stead of lettin' it go
 
C# E B
As the clouds begin to gather over and over and over again
D#m F#
The mystery will unfold
C# E B
And as you touch what really matters over and over and over again
 
All that glitters won't be gold
 
G#m
Golden
E B D#m F#
Gold and silver--ashes and dust
G#m
Golden
E B F# E G#m F# E G#m F#
Look to the wind to know what you must the answer.
 
by: José Duarte
jtduarte1@netcabo.pt

How to play Over and Over Again

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C#. 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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