Somewhere In The Caribbean - Paul Overstreet

Somewhere In The Caribbean

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Intro:
 
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GUITAR1:
D D Em A A D D D Em A A D
 
GUITAR 2:
E ----------------------------|----------------------------|
B ----------------------------|----------------------------|
G --0------------0------------|--0------------0------------|
D ----8/9-8/9-7----8/9-8/9-5--|----8/9-8/9-7----8/9-8/9-5--|
A ----------------------------|----------------------------|
E ----------------------------|----------------------------|
 
Verse:
D D Em Bm F#m D
Well you went your way so I had to go mine
Em Bm F#m D
I landed here where the sun always shines
G
Not that you will
 
But if you ever do
Em
Come looking for me
A
I'll make it easy for you
 
[Refrão] D
I'll be somewhere in the Caribbean
G Em A
Being someone you don't care about seeing anymore
 
D
Drifting, from island to island
G
Wishing, you'd never stop trying
Em
To be someone
A D
You don't care about being anymore
 
Instrumental:
 
GUITAR 1:
D D Em A A A Em Bm Bm D Em D Em D
D D Em A A A Em Bm Bm D
 
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GUITAR 2:
E -------------------------------|---------------------------------|
B -----------------10b-10b-8-7---|---------------9/12-10-----------|
G ---------------9-------------9-|-----------------------10/12-11--|
D --0----------------------------|--0------------------------------|
A ----8/9-8/9-7------------------|----8/9-8/9-5--------------------|
E -------------------------------|---------------------------------|
 
E --------------------------------|-----------------2---2---2---2---2-|
B ------------------10b-10b-8-7---|--------------/3---3---3---3---3---|
G ----------------9-------------9-|-----------------------------------|
D --0-----------------------------|--0--------------------------------|
A ----8/9-8/9-7-------------------|----8/9-8/9-5----------------------|
E --------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
 
Verse:
D D Em Bm F#m D
Well you took the wind right out of my sails
Em Bm F#m D
But the warm breezes here been doing me well
G
I'll always miss the girl you used to be
Em A
If she ever comes back well tell her for me
 
[Refrão] D
I'll be somewhere in the Caribbean
G Em A
Being someone you don't care about seeing anymore
 
D
Drifting, from island to island
G
Wishing, you'd never stop trying
Em
To be someone
A D
You don't care about being anymore
 
OUTRO:
Bm
I'll be somewhere in the Caribbean
G
Being someone you don't care about seeing
Em F#m D
Missing someone you don't care about being anymore
 
Instrumental:
 
GUITAR 1:
D D Em A A A Em Bm Bm D Em D Em D
D D Em A A A Em Bm Bm D
 
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GUITAR 2:
E -------------------------------|---------------------------------|
B -----------------10b-10b-8-7---|---------------9/12-10-----------|
G ---------------9-------------9-|-----------------------10/12-11--|
D --0----------------------------|--0------------------------------|
A ----8/9-8/9-7------------------|----8/9-8/9-5--------------------|
E -------------------------------|---------------------------------|
 
E --------------------------------|-----------------2---2---2---2---2-|
B ------------------10b-10b-8-7---|--------------/3---3---3---3---3---|
G ----------------9-------------9-|-----------------------------------|
D --0-----------------------------|--0--------------------------------|
A ----8/9-8/9-7-------------------|----8/9-8/9-5----------------------|
E --------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
 
Verse:
D D Em Bm D
Well you went your way so I had to go mine

How to play Somewhere In The Caribbean

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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.

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