Subject
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INTRO: G C D G C D
Well it's [G] often times you [C] let this old world [D] get you down
And what a [G] drag it is to [C] know it always [D]
When [G] everyday you [C] feel just a little more [D] kicked around
Cause the [C] dreams you hold so long and hard get broke
And not ful [D] filled
Chorus
So then [G] let go baby, [C] let the wind blow [D] through you hair
You can't [G] walk around in [C] chains and ever [D] get nowhere
[C] Something or some [D] one is telling [G] you it's over and [C] done
Well outside the free wind [D] blows, let [C] go.
G C D
Now you're at the point that you can't really trust noone
They're all after something is what you've learned
So you stay hold up in your room knowing that ain't fun
Cause it's bitterness and loneliness to hold you in return
Chorus
Instrumental- G C D G C D
(When strumming the chords in the first two lines, hit once and let
ring)
Well now who would think that a boob-tube could find such a friend
You always could tune in to how it thinks
Darling the loving cup you need it a movie's tragic end
Always knocked over and spilled as you're reaching for a drink
Chorus
OUTRO- G C D G C D
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.