The Rabbit
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[Intro ]
C C Am Am
Fmaj7 Fmaj7 G G
[Verso 1]
C
Running out of time
Thought you loved me,
Am
It was only ever in my mind
I guess Im the one to blame
F
For getting intertwined
The night the rabbit got me
C
So in love oh
I was chasing every what if
Am
But it wasnt us
Til I fell, slow motion spinning
F
til we turned to dust
G
But it was never us
[Refrão]
F G Am G
Howd we go from love to numb to strangers?
F G Am G
Begging you to stay, I thought we had more time
F G Am G
Couldnt call it fate, but it was something, nothing
F G Am G
I really thought that we were meant to beee-e-ee
F G C C
But the rabbit got me
[Verso 2]
C
It was childlike
Dm Am
How I followed down a trail that wasnt ever mine
G F
When I knew you never loved me but I still complied
The night the rabbit got me
C
Innocent
Dm Am
I was innocent I never knew the consequence
G F
Of falling in so deep to something intimate
G
That I could never quit
[Refrão]
F G Am G
Howd we go from love to numb to strangers?
F G Am G
Begging you to stay, I thought we had more time
F G Am G
Couldnt call it fate, but it was something, nothing
F G Am G
I really thought that we were meant to beee-e-ee
F G F
But the rabbit got me
{Instrumental}
F G Am G
F G Am G
[Ponte]
F G
All at once we were nothing
Am G
Never knew the clock was counting down
F G
Our minutes hours and seconds
Am G
And we both ran out of time, my love
F G
Id go back to the beginning
Am G
Never chase something that wasnt mine
F G
Id go back to the beginning
Am G F
Oh oh, before you were ever mine
G Am
Before I told myself a lie
G F
Before I ran from all the signs
G Am G
Before the rabbit stole our ti-ime
[Refrão]
F G Am G
Howd we go from love to numb to strangers?
F G Am G
Begging you to stay, I thought we had more time
F G Am G
Couldnt call it fate, but it was something, nothing
F G Am G
I really thought that we were meant to beee-e-ee
F G C C C
But the rabbit got me
How to play The Rabbit
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.