Point Of Blue - David Lewis

Point Of Blue

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Intro
D A Bm A G A G
 
[Verso 1]
D
I'm sorry babe it's me again
Dmaj7
I know it's late, I need a friend
G
To lend an ear 'till this heartbreak clears
D
Are you gone for good and good as gone
A
Did you need a break from all alone
G A
We can work it out just thinkin' bout...
 
[Refrão]
Gmaj7 A Gmaj7 A
The red on the Rockies in each other's arms
D A D
The summer we slept, under Wyoming stars
G A/G G A/G
That Montana morn' just us talking plans
D
A house maybe babies golden rings on our hands
Em D/F# G
What good would giving up do?
Em D/F# G
Girl, I'm seeing things from a different
A D
Point of blue...
 
{Instrumental}
({D}) A Bm D/F# G A
 
[Verso 2]
D
I missed your call but I was out
A
Not on the town just on the couch
G A
Thinkin' how I can't quit thinkin' bout...
 
[Refrão]
Gmaj7 A Gmaj7 A
The red on the Rockies in each other's arms
D A D
The summer we slept, under Wyoming stars
G A/G G A/G
That Montana morn' just us talking plans
D
A house maybe babies golden rings on our hands
Em D/F# G
What good would giving up do?
Em D/F# G
Girl, I'm seeing things from a different
A D
Point of blue...
 
[Refrão]
G D G
The red on the Rockies, in each other's arms
D
The summer we slept, under Wyoming stars
G A/G G A
That Montana morn' just us talking plans
D
A house maybe babies golden rings on our hands
Em D/F# G
What good would giving up do?
Em D/F# G
I can't see a me without you
Em D/F# G
Girl, I'm seeing things from a different
A D
Point...of blue...
 
Outro
({D}) A Bm D/F# G A G D

How to play Point Of Blue

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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.

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