The Coldest State - Donovan Woods

The Coldest State

View chords used in this chart
Capo 4
 
Intro
F7/C Am C9/G F7/C
 
verse 1
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state, love.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state, love.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state, love.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in love once. Believe me you can be.
Am C9/G F7/C
But I was in the coldest state of love.
Am C9/G F7/C
Nobody knows why. Faith in the old style.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state
 
[Refrão]Am C9/G
And I was in the coldest state.
F7/C
And I believe the race is run
Am C9/G
I believe my only one
F7/C
Is sleeping in the midday sun
Am C9/G F7/C
Alright, Right, Right I know what’s good for me
Am C9/G
Don’t sleep in on the apathy, don’t
F7/C
Tell ‘em all to wait and see
Am C9/G F7/C
What's right. Right. Right.
 
verse 2
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state, love.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state, love.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in love once. Believe me you can be.
Am C9/G F7/C
But I was in the coldest state of love.
Am C9/G F7/C
Nobody knows why. Faith in the old style.
 
[Refrão]Am C9/G
I was in the coldest state.
F7/C
And I believe the race is run
Am C9/G
I believe my only one
F7/C
Is sleeping in the midday sun
Am C9/G F7/C
Alright, Right, Right I know what’s good for me
Am C9/G
Don’t sleep in on the apathy, don’t
F7/C
Tell ‘em all to wait and see
Am C9/G F7/C
What's right. Right. Right.
 
Outro
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state, love.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state, love.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state, love.
Am C9/G F7/C
I was in the coldest state

How to play The Coldest State

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 F7/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.

More chords by Donovan Woods

Advertisement
Advertisement