Snow In April - Joyce Payton

Snow In April

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Intro
C
Aaah
G
Aaaah
Am F
Aaah-aah
 
[Verso 1]
C
Dear Secret
G
I hope youre doing well
Am F
Its been a while since weve had Snow in April
 
C
Oh youre the sweetest
G
When youre putting your head down
Am F
Staring at the ground, oh dear, youre making my heart pound
 
C
Youll never get this letter
G Am
Were not seventeen
 
But you will keep my sweater
F G
Cause it reminds you of me
 
[Refrão]
C F
Well run away in your daddys truck
Am G
Drive all night til the sun comes up again
C F
We may be reckless and probably lost
Am G
Just a little lost, just a little lost, watching our story begin
 
C
Aaah
 
[Verso 2]
C
Dear Secret
G
You kept me up all night
Am F
Glowy-eyed staring at your window
 
C
Cause every time I look at you
G
Think about autumn 22
Am F
You were there, sat on that chair in the front row
 
C
I wont send you this letter
G Am
Guess I havent thought this trough
 
But I will keep your sweater
F G
Cause it reminds me of you
 
[Refrão]
C F
Well run away in your daddys truck
Am G
Drive all night til the sun comes up again
C F
We may be reckless and probably lost
Am G
Just a little lost, just a little lost, watching our story begin
 
Interlude
C | G | Am | G
C | G | Am | G
 
[Refrão]
C F
Well run away in your daddys truck
Am G
Drive all night til the sun comes up again
C F
We may be reckless and probably lost
Am G
Just a little lost, just a little lost
 
C F
If were a dream I dont wanna wake up
Am G
Look at us, thunderstruck, dancing out in the rain
C F
We may be reckless and probably lost
Am G
Just a little lost, just a little lost, watching our story end
G

How to play Snow In April

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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