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Postcards

David Reynolds

Aprenda a tocar Postcards de David Reynolds com cifra completa, acordes destacados e visual otimizado para celular.

CAPO II FRET

Intro

C G (X2)

[Verso 1]

C G

There's a hollow, hollow tree I've found

C G

It's inside this Indian burial ground

C G

So I knock to see if anyone's home

C G

More important, to see if I'm alone

[Refrão]

Am Em G D

I-I can't go home when there's this much left to do

Am Em G D

I've been running around, thinking less of you

Am Em G D

I can't go home when there's this much to do

Am Em G D

I've been running, running around Not a thing to lose

Instrumental

C G

[Verso 2]

C G

Send a, send a postcard to ones who care

C G

Take it to the man in town square

C G

Go for a walk in a forest of only change

C G

Bordered by rocks and a river in which to bathe

[Refrão]

Am Em G D

I can't go home when there's this much left to do

Am Em G D

I've been running around, thinking less of you

Am Em G D

I can't go home when there's this much to do

Am Em G D

I've been running, running around Not a thing to lose, yeah-aye-yeah

Instrumental

C G

[Verso 2]

C G

Maybe, maybe we need a little more time

C G

Like this water that's taking this shoreline

C G

Thinking how delightful to get a piece of mail

C G

While I'm following the stars down this winding trail

[Refrão]

Am Em G D

I-I can't go home when there's this much left to do

Am Em G D

I've been running around, thinking less of you

Am Em G D

I can't go home when there's this much to do

Am Em G D

And I've been running, running around Not a thing to lose, hey, yeah

Outro

Am Em G D C

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Como tocar Postcards

Use os controles acima para mudar o tom e ajustar o tamanho do texto. Acompanhe os acordes destacados enquanto ouve a música e pratique cada trecho devagar antes de tocar no andamento original.

Qual é o acorde inicial?

O primeiro acorde identificado é C. Você pode subir ou descer o tom sem sair da página.

Posso tocar no violão, guitarra ou teclado?

Sim. A sequência de acordes pode ser usada no violão, guitarra e teclado. Adapte as posições ao seu instrumento e nível.