She Left The Light On - Graham Coxon

She Left The Light On

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Intro
Am G C G E Am
 
verse 1
Am
She left the light on
G C
In the top of her house
G E Am
To let me know that she was gonna go out
 
Instrumental
Am G C G E Am (x2)
 
verse 2
Am
She left the light on
G C
In the top of her house
G E Am
To let me know that she was gonna go out
 
[Refrão]Chorus
Am F G C
Putting her make up by candle light
C G Am
Aiming her dress says
F G C
Tall and slime
G C Am
The spider excesses
Am F G C
I really thought you were the morning star
C G Am
Laying right next to me
Am F G C
I really thought you were the morning star
C G Am
Laying right next to me
 
Bridge
Dm Am
Before she was an entertainer
G F
'Cause she knew all the fellas from the club
Dm Am
But she was just my next-door neighbor
F
Who was started to me
E
'Cause she thought I was sweet
 
Outro
Am G C G E Am
 
During bridge second guitar plays something like that:
Dm Am G F Dm Am G E
 
Ocultar tablatura
 
e|------------------|------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
B|-5-6-5-3-3-5-3----|------------------|-5-5h6-5-3-3-5-3----|------------------------|
G|--------5-----5-2-|-4-5-4-4----4-4-2-|----------5-----5-2-|-4-4h5-4-4--------------|
D|------------------|------------------|--------------------|--------------2-2h3-2-2-|
A|------------------|------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
E|------------------|------------------|--------------------|------------------------|
 
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How to play She Left The Light On

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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.

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