Somewhere In The Night - Michael Stanley Band

Somewhere In The Night

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Intro: A E D 2x
A E D E 2x
 
A E D E
Back in the summer of sixty-five
A E D E
I was feeling more dead than alive
A E D E
I was holding on to the radio
A E D E
You know it really helped me get by
A E D E
And, down the street she moved to the beat
A E D E
Just an angel in her daddy's car
A E D E
And through my life she cut like a knife
A E D E
And I'm still walking around with the scars...
 
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G
And I just can't let it go
D A E
Somewhere in the night...
D A E D
Ooh, ooh in the night, yeah
 
A E D E
Seventeen caught in between
A E D E
What I was and what I wanted to be
A E D E
I was listening to no one
A E D E
And nobody was listening to me
A E D E
Then she said, oh baby I know how you feel
A E D E
And what you need is more than a friend
A E D E
You know that the first time that love feels real
A E D E
It can never come your way again...
 
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G D
And I just can't let it go
 
EE D A
And after all my friends think I'm crazy
EE D A
Living in the past
EE D A
But all you get to keep are the memories
D E
You gotta make the good ones last
 
E F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E F#m D
She's reaching out and touching me
A E
(Somewhere in the night)
F#m D
Somewhere in the night
A E G D
And I just can't let it go
 
Repeat Chorus to fade

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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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