Thats Alright
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Intro
F C G G
F C G G
[Refrão]
F
Ooh, tell them I'm gone
C
But thats alright
G
Cause after 20,000 years
G
I still search a sens for life
F C
And I won't let a god
G
Tell me I should walk the line
[Verso 1]
F
If you're looking for a message
C G
That I let you before I go
F C
You'll only find a white page
G
On which I didn't draw
F
If you're searching arguments
C Am
To deny truths I've never said
F
Keep on going darling
C G
I'll listen to you on my way
But I'll say
[Refrão]
F
Ooh, tell them I'm gone
C
But thats alright
G
Cause after 20,000 years
G
I still search a sens for life
F C
And I won't let a god
G
Tell me I should walk the line
F
Ohoho tell them I'm lost
C
But I'm alright
G
Because I can recall
G
That one day I shared a ride
F C
With all the good people
G
Who still live in my mind
[Verso 2]
F
If you're looking for my name
C G
The letters are carved on the stone
F
That standing at your feet
C G
Can grab a flower if you please
F
If you're searching for reasons
C Am
That could possibly make you cry
F
Don't worry I planned to be
C G
All forgotten when I die
But I'll say
[Refrão]
F
Ooh, tell them I'm gone
C
But thats alright
G
Cause after 20,000 years
G
I still search a sens for life
F C
And I won't let a god
G
Tell me I should walk the line
F
Ohoho tell them I'm lost
C
But I'm alright
G
Because I can recall
G
That one day I shared a ride
F C
With all the good people
G
Who still live in my mind
[Ponte]
F
Ooh, tell them I'm gone
C
But thats alright
G
Cause after 20,000 years
G
I still search a sens for life
F C
And I won't let a god
G
Tell me I should walk the line
[Refrão]
F
Ohoho tell them I'm lost
C
But I'm alright
G
Because I can recall
G
That one day I shared a ride
F C
With all the good people
G
Who still live in my mind
F
Ohoho tell them I'm gone
C
But thats alright
G
Cause after 20,000 years
G
I still search a sens for life
F C
And I won't let a god
G
Tell me I should walk the line
How to play Thats Alright
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 F. 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.