Subject
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A E
Sanity never came my way. (Came his way)
A E
Sanity never came my way. (His way)
A E
I don't know what I'll do today. (Way)
A E
'Cause sanity never came my way.
A E
Lost my mind just a couple of times. (Lost his mind)
A E
Lost my mind just a couple of times. (His mind)
A E
You can spend your nickels, you can spend your dimes. (Mind)
A Em7 (dirty) Bm7
But I lost my mind just a couple of times.
Em7 Bm7 Em7 Bm7 Em7 F# C D E
Then the little single-note phrase:
B Bb A G G# E C# B E B E
You can trespass anywhere. (anywhere)
You can trespass anywhere. (anywhere)
But where you go you better beware. (anywhere)
'Cause you can trespass anywhere.
I forgot the rules I forgot my pride. (his pride)
But I don't need a place to hide. (pride)
I forgot the rules I forgot my pride. (pride)
But I don't need a.....place to hide.
Play the transition then build up on floor-tom(drums) and come back in.
The stars in the sky are very bright. (stars are bright)
The stars in the sky are very bright. (stars are bright)
The stars, They really suck tonight. (stars suck)
But, the stars in the sky are very bright.
And I don't care if the world explodes. (world explodes)
I don't care if the world explodes. (explodes)
You can save the whales you can save the toads. (explodes)
But I don't care if the.........
Sanity never came my way. (came his way)
Sanity never came my way. (his way)
I don't know what I'll do today. (way)
Because sanity never came my way.
Lost my mind just a couple of times. (lost his mind)
Lost my mind just a couple of times. (mmmmmiiinnD)
Questions E mail me @ shelanu@erols.com I think this song is a Jimmy
Buffet song!
peace! I'm outta here, E-mOnEy!
How to play Subject
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 A. 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.