The Pain Line - Dave Popken

The Pain Line

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38VlDW9jEU8
 
[Verse]
Bm G D A
Nothing's right and nothing's wrong, too much nothing goin' on
Bm G D A
Dead end streets and Detour signs, you'll find them all on the pain line
Bm G D A
Dazed and confused, feelin' abused,ridin' that train and feelin' abused
Bm G D A
Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, will I ever get off of this Pain Line?
Bm G D A
All aboard the distress express, destination reverse success
Bm G D A
Pack up your sorrows, beg steal or borrow
Bm G D A
There's no free ride on the Pain Line
Bm G D A
Hollow eyes and vacant stares, life goes on and noone cares
Bm G D A
Broken dreams and wasted time, you'll find them all on the Pain Line
 
[Chorus]
Bm G D Bm G
Every day is the same, on the Pain, on the Pain Line
Bm G D Bm G
It's a loser's game, on the Pain, on the Pain Line
 
[Break]
Bm G D A x2
 
[Chorus]
Bm G D Bm G
Every day is the same, on the Pain, on the Pain Line
Bm G D Bm G
It's a loser's game, on the Pain, on the Pain Line
 
[Verse]
Bm G D A
Nothing's right and nothing's wrong, too much nothing goin' on
Bm G D A
Dead end streets and Detour signs, you'll find them all on the pain line
Bm G D A
Dazed and confused, feelin' abused,ridin' that train and feelin' abused
Bm G D A
Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, will I ever get off of this Pain Line?
 
[Chorus]
Bm G D Bm G
Every day is the same, on the Pain, on the Pain Line
Bm G D Bm G
It's a loser's game, on the Pain, on the Pain Line
 
[Outro]
D Bm G
On the Pain, on the Pain Line
D Bm G
On the Pain, on the Pain Line
D Bm G
On the Pain, on the Pain Line

How to play The Pain Line

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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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