The Daily All
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verse 1
Am
Hello Molly how goes the daily all
G
Let's do some math right now
G
The moment is addition
Am
Well a problem for the ages
Am
Let's bomb the bridge downtown
G
So that we can make the paper
G
Mabye get ourselves a name
C G Am
I hope this letter don't reach your door
C G Am
I think you are a perfect stranger
F G Am
Well I think I know your name
F G Am
Well I think I know your name
verse 2
Am
So hello Molly how goes the daily all
G
Let's do some math right now
G
The moment is division
Am
Well a problem for the ages
Am
What am I supposed to everyday anyhow
G
Now that you've shown me all your loving
G
And probably stole it all away
C G Am
I hope this letter don't reach your door
C G Am
I think I'm a perfect liar
F G Am
Well I think you know my name
F G Am
Well I think you know my name
Bridge
C
Why don't you hold me close and whisper
C Cmaj7
You're a liar and I'm a cheat
Cmaj7
Don't you think we're meant for
F Fm
eachothers arms
C
You're a liar and I'm a cheat
Cmaj7
Don't you think we're meant for
F Fm
eachothers arms each others arms
C
Cause I fall in a little bit of love
C Cmaj7
With a lot of people all the time
F
Cause I fall in a little bit of love
F
With a lot of people all the time
How to play The Daily All
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 Am. 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.