The Disappearance Of Davie Wild
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Intro
C/G Fmaj7 x3 C/G
[Verso 1]
C/G Fmaj7 C/G
The disappearance of Davie Wild
C F C
He walked for miles, and miles, and miles, and miles
C F C
The disappearance of Davie Wild
C F C
Missing posters stacked in piles and piles
[Refrão]
F
One day hes here and the next hes gone
C F C
Oh why
F
His family looked for days, for weeks, for months, for years
C
Oh cry cry cry
G Em C
The disappearance of Davie Wild
[Verso 2]
C F C
He stepped along the railway ties
C F C
Never did say his goodbyes
C F C
On the round a bout he went round and round
C F C
On the road that bends right out of town
[Refrão]
F
One day hes here and the next hes gone
C F C
Oh why
F
His family looked for days, for weeks, for months, for years
C
Oh cry cry cry
G Em C
The disappearance of Davie Wild
[Verso 3]
C F C
Wont see his face round here no more
C F C
In the barber shop or the corner store
C F C
Wave goodbye in the salty air
C F C
The muddy river with the murky glare
[Refrão]
F
One day hes here and the next hes gone
C F C
Oh why
F
His family looked for days, for weeks, for months, for years
C
Oh cry cry cry
G Em C
The disappearance of Davie Wild
[Verso 4]
C F C
Been gone longer than he was alive
C F C
The only part that made the town thrive
C F C
Remember him years on and on
C F C
Davie Wild forever gone
[Refrão]
F
One day hes here and the next hes gone
C F C
Oh why
F
His family looked for days, for weeks, for months, for years
C
Oh cry cry cry
G Em C
The disappearance of Davie Wild
G Em C
The disappearance of Davie Wild
G Em C
The disappearance of Davie Wild
How to play The Disappearance Of Davie Wild
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C/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.