Slightly Operatic Tenor - A Fall
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G D Cadd9 x2
[V1]
G D
Waiting all this time for my someone to come along
Cadd9 G D
When all this time, you were right here next to me.
G D
I look into your eyes, I’m lost for words, I can’t describe
Cadd9 G
How did it take so long for me to see
D
You
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G
Cause words cannot describe just how your smile makes me feel
D Em C
You found my heart and you tore down my wall
Cadd9 G
Your eyes dance in the sunlight in ways I cannot describe
D Em C
And I see now why love is called a fall
[V2]
G D
Your smile lights up my whole day, your laugh it fills my soul
Cadd9 G D
I see so clearly what they mean by two halves make a whole.
G D
Cause when I am with you the whole world seems to fade away
Cadd9 G D
How time flies, lost in your eyes, so beautiful today
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G
Cause words cannot describe just how your smile makes me feel
D Em C
You found my heart and you tore down my wall
Cadd9 G
Your eyes dance in the sunlight in ways I cannot describe
D Em C
And I see now why love is called a fall
[Bridge]
Cadd9 G
I don’t know why it took so long for me to finally see,
Cadd9 Em D
Maybe fear kept me from saying what you mean to me
Cadd9 G
Now days are flying by so fast that I cannot keep track
Cadd9 Em D
But here with you, I’ll spend those days not ever looking back
[Chorus]
Cadd9 G
Cause words cannot describe just how your smile makes me feel
D Em C
You found my heart and you tore down my wall
Cadd9 G
Your eyes dance in the sunlight in ways I cannot describe
D Em C
And I see now why love is called a fall
[Outro]
D Em C
Yes I see now why love is called a fall
D Cadd9 G
Oh, I see now why love is called a fall
This song is dedicated to my girlfriend, thank you so much for existing.
How to play Slightly Operatic Tenor - A Fall
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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.