Penn Hall
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Intro Bb Cm F
Bb Cm F
Bb Cm F
Bb Cm F
Bb Cm F
I don't think you understand
Bb Cm
When I say I miss you I really
F
Mean that
Gm Bb Cm7 Dm7 Eb
I need you here to grab me and hold me
Gm Bb Cm7 Dm7 Eb
I need that sense of you being here with me
Bb Cm7 F
But I'm trying hard not to
Bb Cm F
Seem like I am tearing apart at
Gm
The seams
Bb Cm7 Dm7 Eb
It's more like I'm slowly
Gm Bb Cm7 Dm7
Dissolving and now all I can
Eb Bb
Feel is this apathy
( Bb Cm F )
( Bb Cm F )
( Gm F#7M Eb )
( Bb Cm F )
( Bb Cm F )
( Gm F#7M Eb )
Bb
It's the shortest day of the
Cm
Year
F Bb
And you are at home
Cm F
I'm all alone in this dorm room
Gm Bb Cm7 Dm7 Eb
And days are feeling longer than ever
Gm Bb Cm7 Dm7 Eb
The time is passing painfully slowly
Gm Bb Cm7 Dm7 Eb
I can't do this all year by myself
Gm Bb Cm7 Dm7 Eb
Because you're not here with me
F Gm Bb7M Bb Eb
And you are all of me
Final Bb F Bb Eb
Bb F Bb Eb
How to play Penn Hall
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bb. 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.