Sweet Serendipity (Acoustic) - Lee Dewyze

Sweet Serendipity (Acoustic)

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Capo: 3rd FRET
 
Intro: Am C G5 D (2x)
 
Verse:
Cadd9
I ain't got no car
G
And I’ve got one pair of jeans
C
They've been stretched too far
G
And now they're weak at the seams
Cadd9
I can't say what's next
G
And I got nothing up my sleeve
Am
But I don't lose my head
G D
'Cause it ain't really up to me
 
[Refrão]
Am
And I'm doing just fine
C
I'm always landing on my feet
G5
In the nick of time
D
And by the skin of my teeth
Am
I ain't gonna stress
C
'Cause the worst ain't happened yet
G5
Something's watching over me
D
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Am C G5 D (2x)
 
Verse:
Cadd9
I don't ask for a lot
G
No, nothing more than I need
C
Because I love what I got
G
Don't need to play the lottery
Cadd9
I just want to be strong
G
At the end of the road
Am
I don't want to hold on
G D
I want the strength to let go
 
[Refrão]
Am
And I'm doing just fine
C
I'm always landing on my feet
G5
In the nick of time
D
And by the skin of my teeth
Am
I ain't gonna stress
C
'Cause the worst ain't happened yet
G5
Something's watching over me
D
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Am C
And what will be will be
G5
In the nick of time
D
And by the skin of my teeth
Am
I ain't gonna stress
C
‘Cause the worst ain't happened yet
G5
Something's watching over me
D
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Am C G5 D (2x)
 
Bridge:
Cadd9 G
Don't look fate can only find you
Em7 D
You can't choose for something to surprise you
Cadd9 G
Set sail without a destination
Em7 D
Just see where the wind will take you
 
You never know where you're gonna fall
 
But I'm not worried
 
Oh I'm not worried at all
 
[Refrão]
Am
And I'm doing just fine
C
I'm always landing on my feet
G5
In the nick of time
D
And by the skin of my teeth
Am
I ain't gonna stress
C
'Cause the worst ain't happened yet
G5
Something's watching over me
D
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Am C G5 D

How to play Sweet Serendipity (Acoustic)

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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.

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