Should Have Known
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
G D G D //
(Verse 1)
G D
Well, I should have known better this time.
D G
On our best days we'd go walking uptown.
D G
Other days we'd roll in the gold.
D G
When we work, nothing could come between us.
Am A# G C
When we don't, baby it's cold, cold, cold.
(Chorus)
D G
Saying I, should have known better this time.
D G
Said you left me, standing at the scene of the crime.
D G
And I know, there ain't a reason or rhyme.
D C G
Just that I, should have known better this time.
(Verse 2)
D G
So go on, find yourself another.
D G
Just to sail, in your ship of fools.
D G
See the mountain, can't hold back the water.
Am A# G C
When you promised the treasure, but forgot all the jewels.
(Chorus)
D G
Saying I, should have known better this time.
D G
Said you left me, standing at the scene of the crime.
D G
And I know, there ain't a reason or rhyme.
D C G
Just that I, should have known better this time.
[Harmonica Part]
B E A B A D
(Chorus)
D G
Saying I, should have known better this time.
D G
Said you left me, standing at the scene of the crime.
D G
And I know, there ain't a reason or rhyme.
D C G
Just that I, should have known better this time.
How to play Should Have Known
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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.