The Driver
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Eb
I stole your keys 'cos you stole my heart
Cm
It seems like a fair trade to me
Eb
Now i will drive around in your car
Cm
It helps me to feel free
Eb
I drive over bridges and rivers
Cm
Being this far from you gives me shivers
Eb
I want to get away
G# A#
But the flash on the fuel tank says i'm likely to stay
Eb
I awake you're not there i get to wondering
Cm
Where have you got to while i was a slumbering
Eb
Look around you're not there and all my keys are gone
Cm Eb Cm Eb
Why would you take them when you know that it is wrong?
G# A#
But then i see your wallet next to your heart next to mine.
Eb
Some think that this must be freudian
Cm
Leaving my wallet behind
Eb
But girl you know i'm forgetful
Eb
Things often slip out of my mind
Eb
There was the time that i left the bath running
Cm
And flooded the room down the stairs
Eb
This is just one of the many examples
G# A#
I use to prove to myself i really don't care
Eb
I awake you're not there i get to wondering
Cm
Where have you got to while i was a slumbering
Eb
Look around you're not there and all my keys are gone
Cm Eb Cm Eb
Why would you take them when you know that it is wrong?
G# A#
But then i see your wallet next to your heart next to mine.
How to play The Driver
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 Eb. 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.