Sweet Night
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Elina - Sweet Night (Stripped)
Tuning - E Standard
Key of Eb Major
Capo - 3rd fret
Meet Elina Stridth, a singer-songwriter based and from Sweden.
She has co-written songs for Maroon 5, Zara Larsson, Hilary Duff or Astrid S. (last.fm
wiki)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXHDK47WuGY
[Intro]
F C
G Am
[Verse 1]
F
I will build a place
C
In a summerland
G
Out of all my tears
Am
Wash my heart and hands
F
I feel like a child
C
Eyes wide open now
G
And the world is beautiful
Am
I forgot somehow
[Pre-Chorus]
G F
I wanna feel, wanna feel
F
What's it's like to breathe
C
Wanna touch, wanna touch
C
What it's like to be
G
Whoever I'll become
G
Whatever sky above
Am
I'm free
G
I'm free
[Chorus]
G F
It's such a sweet night
C
To chase the sweet life
G
And I'll watch the stars roll by in a heavenly bonfire
Am G
All night long
F
And I'll be alright
C
Behind my headlights
G
And I'll just ride and ride
G
'Til I see the sun rising
Am G
All night long
F
[Verse 2]
G F
I will fill my lungs
C
With a summer breeze
G
And I'll wear my scars
Am
Like jewelry
G
Reminding me
[Pre-Chorus]
F
I wanna feel, wanna feel
F
What's it's like to breathe
C
Wanna touch, wanna touch
C
What it's like to be
G
Whoever I'll become
G
Whatever sky above
Am
I'm free
Am
I'm free
[Chorus]
G F
It's such a sweet night
C
To chase the sweet life
G
And I'll watch the stars roll by in a heavenly bonfire
Am G
All night long
F
And I'll be alright
C
Behind my headlights
G
And I'll just ride and ride
G
'Til I see the sun rising
Am G
All night long
[Bridge]
F
For once it feels right
C
I've been counting thousands of streetlights
G
And I can feel the weight of my heart get lighter
G
With every mile
Am G
I'll go all night long
[Outro]
F
For once I feel like
C
Whatever I'll do it'll be fine
G
And I can feel the weight of my heart get lighter
G
With every mile
Am G
I'll go all night long
F
How to play Sweet Night
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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.