Something Worth Holding On To
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Chayce Beckham
(From the 2024 Album BAD FOR ME)
[Intro]
G C G D C
[Verse 1]
G
This heart's been a suitcase on a highway
C G
Lost track of what day and what town
D C G
Gettin' gone in the night, no sign of slowin' down
C G
'Til the look that made whiskey feel sober
C G
Melted ice with one touch of her hand
D C G C G
And the rollin' stone that I always was had a place to land
[Chorus]
Em7 D/F# G
In a world full of heartaches and tough breaks
Em7 D/F# G
And winnin' way less than you lose
Em7 D/F# G
Well, it's better off with a goodbye when it ain't right
Em7 D G
Well, I've been there, but I'm tellin' you
D C
You better hang on for dear life, don't let go if you find you
Em7 D/F# G C
Somethin' worth holdin' on to
[Verse 2]
G
No, you don't take a good love for granted
C
Or the rock that it's on turns to sand
D C G
It took lettin' her slip through my hands to understand
[Chorus]
Em7 D/F# G
In a world full of heartaches and tough breaks
Em7 D/F# G
And winnin' way less than you lose
Em7 D/F# G
Well, it's better off with a goodbye when it ain't right
Em7 D G
Well, I've been there, but I'm tellin' you
D C
You better hang on for dear life, don't let go if you find you
Em7 D/F# G
Somethin' worth holdin' on to
[Guitar Solo]
C G C
[Bridge]
Em D
And it's long sleepless nights, it's goin' out of your mind
C
It's tellin' yourself everything but the truth
[Out-Chorus]
Em7 D/F# G
In a world full of heartaches and tough breaks
Em7 D/F# G
And winnin' way less than you lose
Em7 D/F# G
Well, it's better off with a goodbye when it ain't right
Em7 D G
Well, I've been there, but I'm tellin' you
D C
You better hang on for dear life, don't let go if you find you
Em7 D/F# G
Somethin' worth holdin' on to
Em D/F# G
'Cause she was somethin' worth holdin' on to
How to play Something Worth Holding On To
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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.