Someday After While
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[Intro ]Slide: D D7 G Gm7 D Bm E A7 D G D A7
1
D D7 G Gm7
I’ve got to ride, that lonesome train, My heart is heavy, with aches and pains
D Bm7 E A D G D A7
I said but someday, someday baby, after while, you will be sorry.
2
Everyday, my clouds are gray. Takes you to roll, all those clouds away.
I said but someday, someday baby, after while, you will be sorry.
(Bridge)
G D
Double trouble, trouble on my mind - Trouble, trouble, trouble, way down the line
E A
I don’t need I don’t need no sympathy, so babe, babe, don’t you pity me.
3
I may be blue, lord but I don’t mind. ‘Cause I know, way down the line
I said but someday, someday baby, after while, you will be sorry.
(Solo: Verse and Chorus2x)
How to play Someday After While
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.