Spinning For The Cause
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Spinning for the Cause
Em G A
breakfast comes at eight and i am wide awake
Bm A Em
nine with my head spinning for the cause
Em G A
morning glory hits me like a hurricane
Bm A Em
shakes me like the Beatles and the Doors
Bm A G
tender is the word i give to you my love
Bm A G
never knowing what it really means
Em G A
do you want to come along when I leave home
Bm A Em
and top it off with pills and ecstasy
[Refrão]G A Bm
try to write it in a letter
Em
whether right or wrong
Bm
sing it in a song
F#
i will not stop
G A Bm
nothing tells my story better
E
than the streets i walk
Bm
i don't want to know
F# Em
where i end up
verse 2
Em G A
Friday night was filled with matching fever strokes
Bm A Em
season for panic to attack
Em G A
a green eyed bandit laughed and came in from the cold
Bm A Em
no reason left for me to sing it back
Bm A G
business never easy when you're nearly dead
Bm A G
you give and you get nothing in return
Em G A
sit on top of you and eat a gingerbread
Bm A Em
to save you from a lot of your concern
Chorus
G A Bm
try to write it in a letter
Em
whether right or wrong
Bm
sing it in a song
F#
i will not stop
G A Bm
nothing tells my story better
E
than the streets i walk
Bm
i don't want to know
F# Em
where i end up
How to play Spinning For The Cause
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.