Spare Change - Rik Emmett

Spare Change

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[ Intro ]
G C
G C
G C
G C
 
[ Verse 1 ]
G C
An open case on the boulevard
G C
A sidewalk serenade
D Em7 C
No need to worry 'bout the bullets on the hit parade
G C
Banging on a flat top
G C
Got an open market rhapsody
D Em7 Am7 Gm C
Trying to balance the need to belong, with the longing to be free
 
[ Chorus ]
D Em7
I'm not looking for miracles,
C G D
Nor songs outside my range
Em D G C
Maybe all I ask is not so strange
N.C.
Spare Change!
 
G C
G C
 
[ Verse 2 ]
G C
I slipped right out of the mainstream
G C
And watched a river of people flow by
D Em7 C
Like a school of sharks, they got to move just to stay alive
G C
This pavement here is a humbled stage,
G C
and it's feeling just like home to me
D Em7 Am7 Gm C
Its a place where I can balance the need to belong, with the longing to be free
 
[ Chorus ]
D Em7
I'm not looking for miracles,
C G D
Nor songs outside my range
Em D G C
Maybe all I ask is not so strange
N.C.
Spare Change!
 
Em F#m C G
Em F#m C
 
[ Bridge ]
Em F#m
There's a man in the mirror
C G
There's a man in the high wire
Em D C
Walking the line between his reason and his hearts desire
Em D C G
I stick my claim in a place I can afford
Am G C F D
Where the neighborhood ... offers up its only award
 
[ Verse 3 ]
G C
When I catch my reflection
G C
In some store front window pane
D Em7 Am7 Gm C
I see someone who was destined to become all he asked for in his old refrain
 
[ Chorus ]
D Em7
I'm not looking for miracles,
C G D
Nor songs outside my range
Em D G C
I feel the need to share, I hope you feel the same
D Em7
I'm not trying to rock your world
C G D
I wanna to play a different game
Em D B C
You may find my song is not so strange
N.C.
Spare Change!
 
[ Outro ]
G C
Spare
G C
Change! Oh, Spare
G C
Change!

How to play Spare Change

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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.

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