Rewind
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Intro: G D C C
verse 1
G D C
Well this old train is broken down
G D C
But I’m glad it crumbled when it did
Em D C
It's kinda hard to stay on track
Em D C
Running through the darkness of your sin
[Refrão]
Am C
Someday you’ll wake up and find
G D
You wish that you could rewind
Am C
Take back mistakes that you made
G D
Mend all the hearts that you break
Am C
Forgive but don’t forget
G D
To love those that want you dead
F C D
Your biggest enemy resides inside your head
verse 2
G D C
The boys are going out tonight
G D C
They’re probably looking for a fight
G D C
The rest are searching for another broken heart
Em D C
Cause they’re convinced that they will get them through the night
[Refrão]
Am C
Someday you’ll wake up and find
G D
You wish that you could rewind
Am C
Take back mistakes that you made
G D
Mend all the hearts that you break
Am C
Forgive but don’t forget
G D
To love those that want you dead
F C D
Your biggest enemy resides inside your head
Instrumental
Am C G D
Am C G D
Am C G D
F C D D
verse 3
G D C
I just wanted to be famous
G D C
I tried to make Ohio proud
G D C
But I grew up worshiping Hank Williams
G D C
And not the God he sang about
[Refrão]
Am C
Someday you’ll wake up and find
G D
You wish that you could rewind
Am C
Take back mistakes that you made
G D
Mend all the hearts that you break
Am C
Forgive but don’t forget
G D
To love those that want you dead
F C D
Your biggest enemy resides inside your head
How to play Rewind
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.