Ten More Days - Charlie Simpson

Ten More Days

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Intro: C C C C
 
C
Find your way
 
C
I don’t know what to say to you
 
Am
I could hold your head
 
Am
I could make you sweat
 
F
But I don’t need this anymore
 
G
No I don’t need this anymore
 
C
Ten more days
 
C
How many more can I stay here?
 
Am
Just act your age
 
Am
It was me who dragged you up here
 
F
But I can’t see
 
G C C C
What you want with me
 
Chorus:
 
C
We said we’d never want more
 
G Am
When we slept out on the cold floor
 
F
So keep your head up keep your head up
 
F
So keep your head up keep your head up
 
C
You could die and never be sure
 
G Am
What the life you led was meant for
 
F
So keep your head up keep your head up
 
F C
So keep your head up keep your head up
 
verse 2:
 
C
It makes me spin
 
C
I’ve been trying to get beneath your skin
 
Am
I could tell you straight
 
Am
Or I could make you wait
 
F
But I don’t want this anymore
 
G
No I don’t need you anymore
 
C
Four more days
 
C
How many more do we deserve?
 
Am
Just act your age
 
Am
It was me who dragged you up here
 
F
But I can’t see
 
G C C C
What you want from me
 
Chorus:
 
C
We said we’d never want more
 
G Am
When we slept out on the cold floor
 
F
So keep your head up keep your head up
 
F
So keep your head up keep your head up
 
C
You could die and never be sure
 
G Am
What the life you led was meant for
 
F
So keep your head up keep your head up
 
F C
So keep your head up keep your head up
 
Am - C - F -- G
Some were there’s a heartache it’s always drawing your gaze
It was you all along I could see it in your eyes
But the man with a mask in the parking lot
He was pale faced
With his glistening eyes he was faced with us

How to play Ten More Days

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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