Somehow Someday
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Intro
(C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
(G) I want to tell you something that I should have long ago (C)
(G) I wish that you and I had those kids may be bought us that home (C)
(F) I wish that we were stumbling fast down on Irving and (G) 14th Street (C)
(F) I wish that we were still in your room in your bed and you were (G) holding me
?Cause there (C) ain?t no (C/B bass) way I?ll ever (Am) stop from (C/G bass) loving you now (F)
There (C) ain?t no (C/B bass) way I?ll ever (Am) stop from (C/G bass) loving you now (F)
No there (C) ain?t no (C/B bass) way and I?m (Am) gonna try and (C/G bass) show you somehow (F)
Somehow (G) and someday (C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
Someday (C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
Someday (C)
(G) I dreamt that you and I were still young laughing like little kids (C)
(G) I?ll never know just how bad it hurt or what I did (C)
(F) I wish that we were stumbling fast down on Irving and 6th (G) (C)
(F) I wish that we were still making plans but now there?s (G) nothing to fix
?Cause there (C) ain?t no (C/B bass) way I?ll ever (Am) stop from (C/G bass) loving you now (F)
There (C) ain?t no (C/B bass) way I?ll ever (Am) stop from (C/G bass) loving you now (F)
No there (C) ain?t no (C/B bass) way and I?m (Am) gonna try and (C/G bass) show you somehow (F)
Somehow (G) and someday (C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
Someday (C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
Someday (C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
Someday (C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
Someday (C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
Someday (C) (C/B bass) (Am) (C/G bass) (F)
How to play Somehow Someday
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.