The Last Time - Erick Baker

The Last Time

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Intro
Em C G D
Em C G D
Em C G D
Em C G D
Em C G D
 
verse 1
Em C G D
This is the last time I'll let you say goodbye
Em C G D
Don't come crawling back saying you want to try
Em C G D
Because I've fallen for your tears before
Em C G D
Just to watch you walk back out my door
 
Bridge
Em Am
And I can't take anymore
G B
I can't take anymore
 
[Refrão]
Em D
I won't break again
C D
And I won't care, care about where you've been
Em
I see there names in your eyes
Bm
But one day you'll realize
C
And regret the memory
Am Bm C D
That you only loved me
Em C G D
When you were lonely
 
Em C G D
 
verse 2
Em C G D
This is the last time I'll let you say goodbye
Em C G D
Don't call when there's no one to lie beside
Em C G D
Don't waste your breath in letters I won't read
Em C G D
Cause there is nothing in your promises that I need
 
Bridge
Em Am
I can't take anymore
G B
I can't take anymore
 
[Refrão]
Em D
I won't break again
C D
And I won't care, care about where you've been
Em
I see there names in your eyes
Bm
But one day you'll realize
C
And regret the memory
Am Bm C D
That you only loved me
Em C G D
When you were lonely
 
Em C G D
Em C G D
Em C G D
 
Bridge
Em Am
I can't take anymore
G B
No I won't take anymore
 
[Refrão]
Em D
I won't break again
C D
And I won't care, care about where you've been
Em
I see there names in your eyes
Bm
But one day you'll realize
C
And regret the memory
Am Bm C
That you only loved me
Am G C
That you only loved me
Am Bm C D
That you only loved me
Em C G D
When you were lonely
 
Em C G D
Em C G D
Em C G D
Em

How to play The Last Time

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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.

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