Saturday
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[Refrão]
Em G
Slow down on Monday
Am G
Not a sound on Wednesday, yeah
Em G
Might get loud (ayy) on friday
Am G D
But on Saturday, Saturday, Saturday
Am
We paint the town
[Verso 2]
G
Lose my sense a time or two
D
Weeks feel like days
Medicate in the afternoon
Am
And I just want to know
G D
Have you lost your footing, too?
I just pray that I'm not losing you
[Pré-Refrão]
Am G
Catch me floatin' circles in my fish bowl
D
Keep things fresh
She said that I should change my clothes
Am G
I exaggerate the life
B
We used to know, oh, oh
[Refrão]
Em G
Slow down on Monday
Am G
Not a sound on Wednesday, yeah
Em G
Might get loud (ayy) on friday
Am G D
But on Saturday, Saturday, Saturday
C
We paint the town
[Ponte]
Ooh, you're good
Em
These are my dancing shoes
C
We paint the town
Ooh, you're good
Em
Thought I would dance with you
C Em
Might get loud on Friday
Am G D
But on Saturday, Saturday, Saturday
Am
We paint the town
[Verso 2]
(Feelin' great)
G D
Life moves slow on the ocean floor
(Feelin' great)
Am
I can't feel the waves anymore
G D
Did the tide forget to move?
I just pray that I'm not losin' you
[Pré-Refrão]
Am G
Catch me floating circles in my fish bowl
D
Keep things fresh
She said that I should change my clothes
Am G
I exaggerate the life
B
We used to know, oh, yeah
( Am G D )
( Am G B )
[Refrão]
Em G
(Oh), slow down on Monday (yeah, yeah)
Am G
Not a sound on Wednesday, yeah
Em G
Might get loud (ayy) on friday
Am G
But on Saturday, Saturday, Saturday
C
We paint the town
Final
Em
(Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da)
C Em
(We paint the, on)
C Em
Might get loud on Friday
Am G D
But on Saturday, Saturday, Saturday
How to play Saturday
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.