Sunny Morning
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: F#Capotraste:
2nd traste
***Big thanks to martink12au for his input into creating this Tab.***
Tabbed by Robert Da Prato, 22nd February, 2024
Define:
Capo on 2nd Fret
B.p.m. 130
4/4 Time Signature
Original Key – F#
* Single Strum
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[Intro]
E*
(One strum and let ring to simulate synthesizor sound)
[Verse 1]
E A AM7 E
November's over now and I'm waiting for the sun to shine
A AM7 E
The roads are heading up and on barefoot, walking on the lines
A E
The shop is closing early and Jimmy's stinging for a pint
A AM7
My steering wheel is burning up baby, in the summertime
[Pre-Chorus] 0:33
B A B A
Darling I'm waiting, Darling I'm waiting
[Chorus] 0:48
E
Sunny morning rain was falling
A Asus2 A
I don't want to wait for you now, don't let me down
E
Sunday morning, see you calling
A Asus2 A
I don't want to wait for you, now..... don't let me down
[Verse 2] 1:15
E A Asus2 E
Yeah, we can curl up in my old Toyota for the night
A Asus2 E
The fire is burning out and the ambers flicker in the sky
A E
Don't wanna fall asleep because Millie's drinking till it's light
Asus2 A Asus2
My heart is full from loving you baby, in the summertime
[Pre-Chorus] 1:47
Bsus4 A Bsus4 A/E
Darling I'm waiting, Darling I'm waiting
[Chorus] 2:02
E
Sunny morning rain was falling
Asus2
I don't want to wait for you now, don't let me down
E
Sunday morning, see you calling
Asus2 A
I don't want to wait for you, now..... don't let me down.....
Bsus4 AM7 B Asus2 A AM7
Darling I'm waiting, Darling I'm waiting......
[Verse 3] 2:46
E* E/B*
Sunny morning rain was falling
E* E/B* Asus2 A Asus2
I don't want to wait for you now....., don't let me down......
E
Sunday morning, see you calling
Asus2 A AM7
I don't want to wait for you now....., don't let me down
[Outro] 3:15
E*
How to play Sunny Morning
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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.