Sharon And Hope
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
B Gbm A
Sometimes it's all around you
E Em
Sometimes that love surrounds you
Bm G
And even gone it's with you
Gb
Tasting of salt
[Chorus 1]
D Am C
He learned about love the hard way
G Gm
She learned that nothing would stay
Dm Bb
They knew all about love and nothing
A
[Verse 2]
B Gbm A
She says I'd like to kiss you
E Em
He says you'd better not
Bm G
He's on the brink of loving
Gb
She's on the brink of falling
[Chorus 2]
D Am C
Maybe a month in Spain could do it for you
G Gm
Or a fridge of cocaine could do it
Dm Bb
Those are not ways to do it
A
For Sharon and Hope
[Interlude]
B Gbm A E
Em Bm G Gb
[Chorus 3]
D Am C
Maybe a month in Spain could do it for you
G Gm
Or a fridge of cocaine could do it
Dm Bb
Those are not ways to do it
A
For Sharon and Hope
[Verse 3]
B Gbm A
Now that I met you nothing's the same
E Em
It's not gonna be it ever again
Gb E
If you stay or walk away
Gb D
If I'm off or if I'm brave
[Chorus 4]
D Am C
Sometimes it's all around you
G Gm
Sometimes that love surrounds you
Dm
We have it if we want to
Bb A
Me Sharon you Hope
How to play Sharon And Hope
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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.