Sooner Or Later
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
B G#m E x2
[Verse]
B
I hope I only fall in love one time
G#m
I thought the wisdom I would need was one line
E F#
I wish I didn't make the same mistakes two times (I won't)
B
Who would I be without all of the bad times?
G#m
Can you appreciate all of the good times
E F# B
If you don't know there's gonna be a last time?
[Pre-Chorus]
B
Now, do you believe in coincidences?
F# G#m7
And do you believe that some things were meant to?
E
Some things are given
F#
The rest is up to chance
[Chorus]
B
Sooner or later
G#m7
If all of the things I heard are true
E
We learn to love all our failures
F#
'Cause they're a part of what made us
B
Sooner or later
G#m G#m7
If we're lucky enough to make it through
E
We learn to love all our failures
F#
'Cause they're a part of what made us
[Verse]
B
Who would I be if I just walked a straight line?
G#m
(You know) I strayed from the path a few times
E F#
But it's none of your business, don't you mind
B
(Oh) And if you think about it, some people only wanna show their good sides
G#m
At least I'm not the only one with bad sides
E F#
At least I'm not the only one tryna figure it out
[Chorus]
B
Sooner or later
G#m7
If all of the things I heard are true
E
We learn to love all our failures
F#
'Cause they're a part of what made us
B
Sooner or later
G#m G#m7
If we're lucky enough to make it through
E
We learn to love all our failures
F#
'Cause they're a part of what made us
[Pre-Chorus]
E F#
Now, do you believe in coincidences?
G#m B
When your happiness is never somebody else's
E
I surely hope that
C#m7 F#sus4 F#
Somethings are up to chance
[Chorus]
B
Sooner or later
G#m7
If all of the things I heard are true
E
We learn to love all our failures
F#
'Cause they're a part of what made us
B
Sooner or later
G#m G#m7
If we're lucky enough to make it through
E
We learn to love all our failures
F#
'Cause they're a part of what made us
B
How to play Sooner Or Later
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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.