Over Out Album - Jason Dunn

Over Out Album

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Verse
 
A
Back to the start
F#m
Alone in the dark
D
It's hard to say goodbye
E
And i don't know who you are
A
There's so much to lose
F#m
And all the choices i choose they
D E
Are slowly gonna tear us apart
 
F#m D
Well everything is changing now
F#m D
The truth is i'm afraid
 
[Refrão] A E
Baby i need you, more than ever
F#m D
I've been waiting for you now
A
But i never see you
E
And all i remember is
F#m D
Locking eyes then walking out
Bm A
I don't know if you know this girl
D E F#m A D E
But you're the only one in the crowd
 
Verse
 
A
Well here we both are
F#m
Strangers at dark
D E
You probably won't believe me but i love who you are
A
The way that you move
F#m
And all the things that you do
D A
It's safe to say you're still in my heart
 
F#m D
Well everything is changing now
F#m D
The truth is i'm afraid
 
[Refrão] A E
Baby i need you, more than ever
F#m D
I've been waiting for you now
A
But i never see you
E
And all i remember is
F#m D
Locking eyes then walking out
Bm A
I don't know if you know this boy
D E F#m
But you're the only one in the crowd
 
Bridge
D A
Please don't forget me, Be by my side
E F#m
I have been changed by the look in your eyes
D A
And i won't forget you, i know this is true
E F#m D A E
Everything reminds me of you
 
[Refrão]B A E
Baby i need you, more than ever
F#m D
I've been waiting for you now
A
But i never see you
E
And all i remember is
F#m D
Locking eyes then walking out
 
A
Baby i see you
E F#m D
Let's together ditch this scene and hit the town

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is A. 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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