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Somewhere On Down The Line - Haley E Rydell

Somewhere On Down The Line

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste:

2nd traste

[Intro]

Em C G

D C

Em C G

D C

[Verse 1]

Em C G

Sun comes up and the sun goes down

D C

But shadows stay in this two road town

Em C G

Hiding what’s too bright to see

D C

And hiding who I am from me

Em C G

Book club bull, I’ll be home late

D C

Told him he don’t have to wait

Em C G

Bellied up down at the Seahorse Bar

D C

Hoping no one sees your car

[Chorus]

C G

Well, I’ve loved enough to feel lucky

D Em

Seen trouble enough to go blind

C G

Turned tears into a rainbow

D Em

Like water into wine

[Verse 2]

Em C G

Two AM and sneakin home

D C

And back into the life I chose

Em C G

Before I knew what might have been

D C

And all I had was me and him

Em C G

Sun comes up and the sun goes down

D C

I’m stuck here in this two road town

Em C G

Living out his family dreams

D C

But momma ain’t quite who she seems

[Chorus]

C G

Well, I’ve loved enough to feel lucky

D Em

Seen trouble enough to go blind

C G

Turned tears into a rainbow

D Em

Like water into wine

C G

And if miracles are gospel

D Em

And life is so divine

C G

Well, I’ll pray our paths together

D G

Somewhere on down the line

[Bridge]

Em C G

Well, I ain’t a righteous woman

Em C G

And tomorrow ain’t for certain

Em C G

And I’ll hold you in this heart of mine

D N.C.

‘Cause love is worth the burden

[Chorus]

C G

Well, I’ve loved enough to feel lucky

D Em

Seen trouble enough to go blind

C G

Turned tears into a rainbow

D Em

Like water into wine

C G

And if miracles are gospel

D Em

And life is so divine

C G

Well, I’ll pray our paths together

D Em

Somewhere on down the line

[Outro]

C G

I’ll pray our paths together

D

Somewhere on down

G

The line

How to play Somewhere On Down The Line

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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.