Sunday Flannel
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
[Intro]
Am G C
Am G C
[Verse]
Am G
I was in my Sunday flannel
C
When you told me things I couldn't handle
Am G C
The night as black as the heart in your chest
Am G C
The leaves, orange and red, couldn't believe the Words you said
Am G C
As the seasons changed, I guess you decided the same
Am G C
There's a necklace around your neck in the shape of an Evergreen
Am G C
Cause I told you we'd never die back when we were 17
Am G C
But you hold the ax, and you chop it clean, and you let it fall right down on me
Am G C
Hold the back boys, tonight she's out for blood
Am G C
There ain't no valley in the world, stoops as low as you
Am G C
There ain't no place in the north that's as cold as you
Am G C
There ain't no mountain top that'll make me stop loving you
Am G C
I'll climb them all if it means I can have you
Am G C
Am G C
Am G C
Standing in my driveway, watching you drive away, drive away
Am G C
Thinking about the things we used to say
Am G C
We'll be castaways, runaways, look for a better day
Am G C
But in the end, I'll watch you make the getaway
Am G C
There ain't no valley in the world, stoops as low as you
Am G C
There ain't no place in the north that's as cold as you
Am G C
There ain't no mountain top that'll make me stop loving you
Am G C
I'll climb them all if it means I can have you
Am G C
Am G C
Am G
I was in my Sunday flannel
C
When you told me things I couldn't handle
Am G C
The night as black as the heart in your chest
Am G C
The leaves, orange and red, couldn't believe the Words you said
Am G C
As the seasons changed, I guess you Did the same
Am G C
There ain't no valley in the world, stoops as low as you
Am G C
There ain't no place in the north that's as cold as you
Am G C
There ain't no mountain top that'll make me stop loving you
Am G C
I'll climb them all if it means I can have you
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How to play Sunday Flannel
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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.