Talking To Myself - Milan Miller

Talking To Myself

View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G G G G
Dm Dm C C
 
[Verse 1]
G
Lonely highway nights, low beam lights
Dm C
The fog looms and lingers in the curves
G
County road signs, white and yellow lines
Dm C
Winding round and wearing down my nerves
Dm Am
Coffee's all I got to keep me going
Dm G
While the weight above my eyes is growing
 
[Chorus]
Am F
A thousand more miles to go, the radio turned down low
C G
Listening to the voices in my head
Am F
Without another soul to hear, slowly all the cobwebs clear
C G
Working through the things I wish I'd said
Am F
A little heart to heart always helps
C F C
Even if I'm talking to myself
 
[Instrumental]
G G G G
Dm Dm C C
 
[Verse 2]
G
Scenes come and go by the dashboard glow
Dm C
The rumble of the road keeping time
G
Fading memories, forlorn melodies
Dm C
Blur between the rhythm and the rhyme
Dm Am
Facing down the hours left to fill
Dm G
The minutes pass but the world is standing still
 
[Chorus]
Am F
A thousand more miles to go, the radio turned down low
C G
Listening to the voices in my head
Am F
Without another soul to hear, slowly all the cobwebs clear
C G
Working through the things I wish I'd said
Am F
A little heart to heart always helps
C F C
Even if I'm talking to myself
 
[Instrumental]
G G G G
Dm Dm C C
 
[Bridge]
Dm Am
Closer to the dawn than midnight
Dm G
Looking for the first glimpse of daylight
 
[Chorus]
Am F
A thousand more miles to go, the radio turned down low
C G
Listening to the voices in my head
Am F
Without another soul to hear, slowly all the cobwebs clear
C G
Working through the things I wish I'd said
Am F
A little heart to heart always helps
C F C
Even if I'm talking to myself
C F C
Even if I'm talking to myself
 
[Outro]
G G G G
Dm Dm C C

How to play Talking To Myself

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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.

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