Redial
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C
Who do I call just to say what's up
F
If the day got me down again?
C
And who do I bug on my five minute break
F
Cause I know that you'll give me ten?
C
And who do I call cause I love that song
F
And I know you'll sing along with me
C G C
When I need to make the day?
C F
Who do I call
C G
When I need to hear hello?
C F
Let me go on
C G
Though you've heard it all before
C Am
Who do I call to make me smile?
F G
I'll wait a while, oh
C
And redial
C F
Da da day da da da da day
C F
You always know who I'm talking about when I'm talking about you know who
C F
And you always like the things I like, when you don't like the things I do.
C F
When I hop a fence it makes no sense, you'll have the evidence with me
C G C
When I need to get away
C F
Who do I call
C G
When I need to hear hello?
C F
Let me go on
C G
Though you've heard it all before
C Am
Who do I call to make me smile?
F G
I'll wait a while, oh
C
And redial
C F
I'd be so alone
C G
Without you on the telephone
C F
I'd be so alone
C G
Without you on the telephone
C F
Who do I call
C G
When I need to hear hello?
C F
Let me go on
C G
Though you've heard it all before
C Am
Who do I call to make me smile?
F G
I'll wait a while, oh
C
And redial
C F
Who do I call
C G
When I need to hear hello?
C F
Let me go on
C G
Though you've heard it all before
C Am
Who do I call to make me smile?
F G
I'll wait a while, oh
C
And redial
How to play Redial
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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.