Some Things Never Change
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: EbCapotraste:
1st traste
As recorded by James Johnston feat. Zac & George
(2023 release)
Capo 1st fret
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
D
Sometimes it feels like, life never slows down
G
Till I see them stars out, rolling in that town
D
Them potholes still need fixing, for sale sign still in that yard
G
But as soon as I step foot in to that bar
[Chorus]
N.C. D
Damn it's good to see you brother
D
Man it's been forever
G
We got some catching up to do
D
So bartender (hey) pour us another
D
The bands back together
G
This stools been waiting here for you
Bm
Now sitting here, with a cold beer
A G
And an old friend it's a good thing
N.C. D
Some things never change
[Verse 2]
D
Are you in town long, or just passing through
G
Where's all that time gone, since I last saw you
D
Saw your sisters got three kids and how's your mum and dad
G
Sounds like you've been doing well so cheers to that
[Chorus]
D
Damn it's good to see you brother
D
Man it's been forever
G
We got some catching up to do
D
So bartender (hey) pour us another
D
The bands back together
G
This stools been waiting here for you
Bm
Sitting here, with a cold beer
A G
And an old friend it's a good thing
D
Some things never change
G
Some things never change
[Bridge]
Bm
Yeah we're all getting older
A
But still feels the same
G
Yeah it's nice to know
G
Some things never change
[Chorus]
D
Damn it's good to see you brother
D
Man it's been forever
G D
We got some catching up to do
G D
So bartender (hey) pour us another
D
The bands back together
G
This stools been waiting here for you
Bm
Now sitting here, with a cold beer
A D
And an old friend it's a good thing
D
Some things never change
[Outro]
G
Some things never change
D G
Some things never change
G
Yeah it's nice to know
D
Some things never change
How to play Some Things Never Change
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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.