Sudbury
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Gm F Gm F (X4)
[Verse]
Gm F Gm
After school
Gsus2 F G5
I'll come break the rules with you
Gsus2 F G5
Tell my friends
Gsus2 F Bb
Front yard catch you got a plan
[Chorus]
F Gsus2 Gm
To be a baseball star
Bb F Gsus2 Gm
Texas ranger shortstop
[Verse]
Bb F
Miss my dad
Bb F
Proud of him, the life he's had
Bb F
Raised two sons
Bb F Dm
Need a hand and i got one
[Chorus]
F Bb (Hold)
By your side always
Dm F Bb (Hold)
I.c.u. for ten days
[Verse]
Gm F
Waiting room
Gm F
Nothing else i can do
Gm F
Down the hall
Gsus2 F Bb
Call my mom and tell her
[Chorus]
F Gsus2 G5 F Bb
That i'll be moving to the coast
F Gsus2 G F
For how long, who knows
[Instrumental]
Bb F Gsus2 (Hold) G
Bb F Gm Gsus2 Gm
[Verse]
Bb F
Sudbury
Bb F
A block, a childhood home for me
Bb F
Sixty Three Ten
Bb F Dm7
Front yard catch, you got a plan
[Chorus]
F Bb
To be a baseball star
Dm F Bb
Texas ranger shortstop
Dm F Bb
To be a baseball star
Dm F Bb
Texas ranger shortstop
Dm F Bm (X4)
How to play Sudbury
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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.