Start Over Somewhere
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SONG: START OVER SOMEWHERE
ARTIST: JON WOLFE
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/Mfaf9HnTl7s?si=VVox2Da_Z2cK6qGe
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
[Intro]
F Am7 G F
Am7 G F
[Verse]
F
Woke up this mornin'
Am7 G F
And I put on a brand new shirt
Am7
Threw my suitcase in the backseat
G F
And drove past work
Am7
I didn't know where I was going
G F
And I didn't care
[Verse]
F
'Cause there's too much of you
Am7 G F
Still hangin' 'round this heartbreak town
Am7
On every corner there's a memory
G F
That I can't turn down
Am7
So I put it in my rearview
G F
And watched it disappear
G F F
'Cause you gotta start over somewhere
[Chorus]
C
Maybe on a farm in somewhere Oklahoma
Am7
Or I could drive on to the coast of California
G
Waiting tables in LA
F
Or cuttin' Oklahoma Hay
C
Who cares?
G
It's all the same to me
C G
'Cause everywhere I look all I see is lonesome
Am7
It's gonna take all of the strength I've got and then some
G
Only thing that keeps me going
F G F
Is knowing, we ain't got a prayer
G F
So you gotta start over somewhere
Am7 G F
[Verse]
F Am7
Thought I heard you whisperin' my name
G F
But that was just the wind
Am7
Sayin' come on home to me, boy
G F
And be my fool again
Am7
So I turned on the radio
G F
And let the music blare
G F F
'Cause you gotta start over somewhere
[Chorus]
C
Maybe down there on a boat off Louisiana
Am7
Or might be up there in a high-rise in Atlanta
G
Stuck in traffic, driving home
F
Or on the Gulf of Mexico
C
Who cares?
G
It's all the same to me
C G
'Cause everywhere I look all I see is lonesome
Am7
It's gonna take all of the strength I've got and then some
G
Only thing that keeps me going
F G F
Is knowing, we ain't got a prayer
G F
'Cause you gotta start over somewhere
C
Gotta start over somewhere
[Outro/Instrumental]
C G Am7 Am7
G F C G
C Am G F C G C
How to play Start Over Somewhere
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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.