Schmigadoon - A Happy Beginning
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G GM7 G7 GM7
[A Section 1]
G GM7
This world is a big old mess
G7
Of pain and stress
C7 C6 G
And people dragging you down
GM7
There's little chance of success
G7 E7
The bad guy’s always winning
[B section]
Am7 D7
Happy endings don't exist
Bm7 E7
But here's a pearl you may have missed
Am7 D7 G
Every day can be a happy beginning
GM7 G7 C#dim Cm
A happy beginning
[A Section 2]
E EM7
This life's filled with sad goodbyes
E7
And cloudy skies
A#dim Am E
And days that don't seem to end
EM7
The lows far exceed the highs
E7 C#7
There's not much cause for grinning
[B Section]
F#m7 B7
Happy endings don't exist
G#m7 C#7
But here's a pearl you may have missed
F#m7 B7 E
Every day can be a happy beginning
EM7 E7 A#dim Am
A happy beginning
[C section]
Am D E
And with you, I'm okay (I'm okay)
C
We're okay (We're okay)
D E
We'll get through one more day
B A B7
One more day, One more day
[A section 1]
E EM7
This world is a big old mess
E7
Of pain and stress
Bbdim Am E
And people dragging you down
Em7
There's little chance of success
E7 C#7
The bad guy’s always winning
[B section]
F#m7 B7
Happy endings don't exist
G#m7 C#7
But here's a pearl you may have missed
F#m7 B7 E
Every day can be a happy beginning
EM7 E7 Bbdim Am
A happy beginning
[Key Change]
Eb Bb Eb7 Ab
Ab Bb Bb7
[A section 1]
G GM7
This world is a big old mess
G7
Of pain and stress
C#dim Cm G
And people dragging you down
GM7
There's little chance of success
G7 E7
The bad guy’s always winning
[B section]
Am7 D7
Happy endings don't exist
Bm7 E7
But here's a pearl you may have missed
Am7 D7 G
Every day can be a happy beginning
GM7 G7
A happy beginning
C#dim Cm G
A happy beginning
GM7 G7 C#dim Cm
A happy beginning
[Outro]
G GM7 G7 C#dim Cm
(repeat 3-4 times, or as many as you like)
How to play Schmigadoon - A Happy Beginning
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.