Stealing Horses
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A F#
[Verse]
A F#
Something is tangled up and caught inside my chest
A F#
A broken wire hanger or some string
A F#
There’s a hole between my ribs through which I tried to fish it out
A C#
And I still feel the way the edges sting
A
Oh
A F# C#
I think I’ve lost my mind
D
Basket case does not quite cover
Bm
This brain, I will need another
A
Woah
A F# C#
Please let your words be kind
D
Remind me I should stay the course when
D Dm
I’m back out there stealing horses
A F#
Someone has been watching through the curtains of my room
A F#
And in the living room through slats between the blinds
A F#
They keep their vision on me while I’m trying hard to write
A C#
I’m scared that they might learn to read my mind
A
Oh
A F# C#
I think I’ve lost my mind
D
Basket case does not quite cover
Bm
This brain, I will need another
A
Woah
A F# C#
Please let your words be kind
D
Remind me I should stay the course when
D Dm
I’m back out there stealing horses
A F#
Somewhere there is someone with a copy of my brain
A F#
Even sicker than I am, I fear
A F#
But I’m not getting better just because someone is worse
A C#
I don’t want to lose another year
A
Oh
F# C#
I think I’ve lost my mind
D
Basket case does not quite cover
Bm
This brain, I will need another
A
Woah
A F# C#
Please let your words be kind
D
Remind me I should stay the course when
D
I’m back out there stealing horses
A
Oh
A F# C#
I think I’ve lost my mind
D
Basket case does not quite cover
Bm
This brain, I will need another
A
Woah
A F# C#
Please let your words be kind
D
Remind me I should stay the course when
D Dm
I’m back out there stealing horses
How to play Stealing Horses
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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.