Streets
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Capo 2
Intro:
E | F#m A | E | B A
verse 1:
E F#m
So, whenever they'll say that all we have is bound to fall
C#m
Oh, together we'll stay
A
(when you get in our way, when you get in our way)
E F#m
Strange, how everything seems to float in gray and drown in gold
C#m
Stay, and everything's safe
A E B
(when we're pulling our way, when we're pulling our own way down)
[Refrão]
A B
I'll rise and guess where I will go
C#m G#m
I'll rise and guess where I...
E C#m A
Where do we go when the streets are calling? (calling!, calling!)
E B A
How do we know when we each are falling? (falling!, falling!)
verse 2:
E F#m
Say, that everything caves in on our own way to grander goals
C#m
Stay, and everything's safe
A
(when we let it all in, when we let it all in)
E F#m
How we're letting it rain, our own distress, our own mistakes
C#m
Wait 'till everything breaks
A E B
(when we're pulling our way, when we're pulling our own way down)
[Refrão]
A B
I'll rise and guess where I will go
C#m G#m
I'll rise and guess where I...
E C#m A
Where do we go when the streets are calling? (calling!, calling!)
E B A
How do we know when we each are falling? (falling!, falling!)
E C#m A
Where do we go when the streets are calling? (calling!, calling!)
E B A B
How do we know when we each are falling? (falling!, falling!)
A C#m
I'll rise and guess where I will go
E B
I'll rise and guess where I will...
A C#m
I'll rise and guess where I will go
B
I'll rise and guess where I will
E (hold)
Where do we go when the streets are calling? (calling!, calling!)
C#m (hold)
How do we know when we each are falling? (falling!, falling!)
E C#m A
Where do we go when the streets are calling? (calling!, calling!)
E B A
How do we know when we each are falling? (falling!, falling!)
E C#m A
Where do we go when the streets are calling? (calling!, calling!)
E
How do we know when we each are falling?
B A E
(falling!, falling!, falling!, falling!)
How to play Streets
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 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.