Stepping Stone
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Dm F
we should have a word together
C Bb
I think you and I
Dm F
we never should have slept together
C Bb
never should have tried
Dm F
we should have a word together
C Bb
it's time you understand
Dm F
that I think the situation
C Bb
is getting out of hand
F C
like a stepping stone a breaking bone
Bb C
the moves we make alone
F C Bb
still we pretend nothing's wrong at all
F C
you have changed I have changed
Bb C
in a different way we changed
F C Bb
every step we take we're more alone
Dm F
we should have a word together
C Bb
I know that I said
Dm F
that we were meant to be together
C Bb
I wish I never had
Dm F
we should have a word together
C Bb
it's time we break our fall
Dm F
because trying isn't always better
C Bb
than not trying at all
F C
like a stepping stone a breaking bone
Bb C
the moves we make alone
F C Bb
still we pretend nothing's wrong at all
F C
you have changed I have changed
Bb C
in a different way we changed
F C Bb
every step we take we're more alone
F C
like a stepping stone a breaking bone
Bb C
the moves we make alone
F C Bb
still we pretend nothing's wrong at all
F C
you have changed I have changed
Bb C
in a different way we changed
F C Bb
every step we take we're more alone
How to play Stepping Stone
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Dm. 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.