Some Songs Change Your World
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
B
98 plus in the shade
B
Meltin’ into your lemonade
B
Had to be the best July 14th God ever made
B
Cross-legged on a Subaru hood
B
Catchin’ seeds off a cottonwood
B
You were talkin’ to a friend
B
Makin’ being nineteen in a tan look good
E
A new sound rollin’ out the
F# G#m
Powered down window of a passenger door
E
Woulda sworn I knew it
F# B
But I knew I never heard it before
[Chorus]
E F# B
I guess some songs change your world
E
But you won’t find the magic
F# B
In the melody or the words
E
If the first time you hear it
F# G#m
Is the first time you see the girl
E F#
You find out some songs change your world
[Verse]
B
Caught your eye ‘cross the boat ramp lot
G#m
Lookin’ like a heatwave mirage
E
So I took my best rock n’ roll
B
Hey how you doing what’s your name best shot
E F# G#m
Did my best James Dean Springsteen not give a damn
E
But I was shakin’ when you smiled
F# B
Wrote your number on the back of my hand
I didn’t know it back then
[Chorus]
E F# B
But some songs change your world
E
But you won’t find the magic
F# B
In the melody or the words
E
If the first time you hear it
F# G#m
Is the first time you see the girl
E F# B
You find out some songs change your world
[Bridge]
C#m
A three-minute revelation
G#m
From a radio station
E B
Somewhere on the edge of town
C#m
They didn’t know what they were playin’
G#m
Or the soul they were savin’
E F#
But the earth stopped spinnin’ around
[Chorus]
E F# B
I guess some songs change your world
E
But you won’t find the magic
F# B
In the melody or the words
E
If the first time you hear it
F# G#m
Is the first time you see the girl
E F# G#m
You find out some songs change your world
E F# G#m
I guess some songs change your world
F#m B E F#
Yeah, some songs change your world
[Outro]
B G#m E B G#m E F#
[Solo Rythm]
B G#m E B G#m E
F# B G#m
E B G#m F#
B G#m E B G#m E
B
How to play Some Songs Change Your World
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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.