Slow Down Town - Brian Falduto

Slow Down Town

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
"Slow Down Town"
By: Brian Falduto
Tuning: Standard
Key: E
Link: https://youtu.be/wHOyiiVHdzE
 
[Intro]
E F# C#m7 A
E F# C#m7 A
 
[Verse 1]
E F#7
It takes a handful of sugar and a whole lot of lovin
C#m7 A
To make that little pecan pie in the oven
E F#7
It may seem like a whole lot of nothin
C#m7 A
But I swear to you it's really somethin'
 
E F#7 C#m7 A
 
[Verse 2]
E F#7
Down here they always wave when you pass by
C#m7 A
And they crack a smile when you catch an eye
E F#7
There's a whole lotta love to go around
C#m7 A
Cuz there's a whole lotta time before the sun goes down
 
[Chorus]
E A
Thank you - for letting me slow down
E Asus2
Thank you - for letting me take a good look around
C#m7 A
Thank you - without you I'd never be found
F#7 E
Thank you - to the slow down town in the south
 
E F# C#m7 A
 
[Verse 3]
E F#7
All those lights that never turn off
C#m7 A
All the trains and people don't ever stop
E F#7
There ain't no time to just sit and talk
C#m7 A
In the city that built me block by block
 
[Chorus]
E A
Thank you - for letting me slow down
E Asus2
Thank you - for letting me take a good look around
C#m7 A
Thank you - without you I'd never be found
F#7 E
Thank you - to the slow down town in the south
 
[Interlude]
E F#7 C#m7 A (Let it slow)
E F#7 C#m7 A
 
[Outro]
E A
Thank you - for letting me slow down
E Asus2
Thank you - for letting me take a good look around
C#m7 A
Thank you - without you I'd never be found
A
To the slow down town in the south

How to play Slow Down Town

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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.

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