That Song
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Intro: G D A F
verse 1
Em A
It was a hard time living in the city
Em Em
Broke my mind, I was trying hard to fit in
G D
Somehow I tried to belong
F
They were always telling me that I was wrong
G D
I was running around, I was chasing a dream
F
They had their eyes on the dirty limousine
G D
I had to decide, I was coming along
F
And then it changed when you sang me that song
[Refrão]G D F
Oh-oh, sing me that song
F
At least there's some song bringing me home
G D F
Oh-oh, same old song
F
I left my soul sold, play me rock and roll
G D F
Oh-oh, sing me that song
F
At least there's some song bringing me home
G D F
Oh-oh, same old song
F
I left my soul sold, play me rock and roll
verse 2
Em G
It was a rough time, running out of money
Em F
Had a guitar and my jacket on my shoulder
G
Somehow I tried to be strong
F
But everyone just told me that I tried for too long
G D
When you come to the room, well you have to decide
F
I tell you not to fight it and it will be alright
G D F
I've got chains deep inside now I can't live without it
G D B
And yes you are right, they are playing my song
[Refrão]G D F
Oh-oh, sing me that song
F
At least there's some song bringing me home
G D F
Oh-oh, same old song
F
I left my soul sold, play me rock and roll
G D F
Oh-oh, sing me that song
F
At least there's some song bringing me home
G D F
Oh-oh, same old song
F
I left my soul sold, play me rock and roll
bridge
A A G D
Woo-oo, everybody come along
F
We're together for one night and together we belong
A A G D
Woo-oo, the best is yet to come
F
There's no reason why we can't keep singing that song
[Refrão]G D F
Oh-oh, sing me that song
F
At least there's some song bringing me home
G D F
Oh-oh, same old song
F
I left my soul sold, play me rock and roll
G D F
Oh-oh, sing me that song
F
At least there's some song bringing me home
G D F
Oh-oh, same old song
F
I left my soul sold, play me rock and roll
How to play That Song
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.