Shes Lost - Dan Clark

Shes Lost

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Intro: G Cadd9 D D
 
[Refrão]
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not forgotten
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not for good
G Cadd9 D D
You can find her hanging out on a corner
G Cadd9 D D
Searching for another way to get high
 
[Verso 1]
Em Am Dadd9/F# Dsus2
I’ve brought her home many times
Em Am Dadd9/F# Dsus2
But she only stays for a couple of days
Em Am Dadd9/F# Dsus2
Then she runs right back to the streets
Em Am Dadd9/F# Dsus2
And we don’t see her again for weeks
 
[Refrão]
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not forgotten
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not for good
G Cadd9 D D
You can find her hanging out on a corner
G Cadd9 D D
Searching for another way to get high
 
Interlude: Am C G D (x2)
 
[Refrão]
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not forgotten
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not for good
G Cadd9 D D
You can find her hanging out on a corner
G Cadd9 D D
Searching for another way to get high
 
[Verso 2]
Em Am Dadd9/F# Dsus2
I can see the hurt when I look in her eyes
Em Am Dadd9/F# Dsus2
All the things she has to do to stay high
Em Am Dadd9/F# Dsus2
What she’s doing it cuts just like a knife
Em Am Dadd9/F# Dsus2
She will carry the pain for the rest of her life
 
[Refrão]
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not forgotten
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not for good
G Cadd9 D D
You can find her hanging out on a corner
G Cadd9 D D
Searching for another way to get high
 
Outro:
G Cadd9 D D
She‘s lost but not forgotten
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not for good
G Cadd9 D D
She‘s lost but not forgotten
G Cadd9 D D
She’s lost but not for good
 
G Cadd9 D D G

How to play Shes Lost

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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.

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