Soul Trippin
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Intro: (NONE)
Verse: (SINGLE STRUM ONLY FOR THIS ENTIRE VERSE)
D Em
I wanna tell you something
G
I wouldn't say
D Em G
I wanna tell you something I won't break
D Em
So take a right girl 'cause there's nothing left
G D
Stick around with someone else
Bm G
And tell each other something that you don't mean
D G
Like I wanna be on TV and in magazines
G
Drive up to beaches in limousines
D Em
I won't be held together
G
Can't be home forever
D G
I wanna tell the world that I've seen it
G
Wake up and see what I've been dreaming
D G
I won't be held together
G
Won't be home forever
INTERLUDE:
D Em7 G G D Em7 G G
D Em7 G G D Em7 G G
Pre-Chorus
D Em7
Get me out this town
G
But I don't wanna leave my friends behind
D
They're coming with me and tell me
Bm G
What I've done to feel this lucky, girl
C G
'Cause time stopped and I got away
C G
Nothing changes if we stay
C G A
Die old and lead yourself astray, just say
[Refrão]D Em7 G G
Soul tripping, soul, soul trippin' with me
D Em7 G G
Soul tripping, soul, soul trippin' with me
D Em7 G
And when this is over I'll soul trip in my head
D
Soul tripping, soul, soul trippin' with me
G
And when I get older I'll soul trip in bed
D
Soul tripping, soul, soul trippin' with me
Pre-Chorus
D Em7 G
Get some sand in your feet and feel the heat
D
Get some wind in your hair some stories to share
Bm G G
Tell me what I've done to feel this lucky
C G
'Cause time stopped and I got away
C G
Nothing changes if we stay
C G A
Die old and lead yourself astray, just say
[Refrão]D Em7 G G
Soul tripping, soul, soul trippin' with me
D Em7 G G
Soul tripping, soul, soul trippin' with me
D Em7 G
And when this is over I'll soul trip in my head
D
Soul tripping, soul, soul trippin' with me
G
And when I get older I'll soul trip in bed
D
Soul tripping, soul, soul trippin' with me
How to play Soul Trippin
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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.