The Recliners - Picture At Fernbank - Misc Originals

The Recliners - Picture At Fernbank

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Intro into Transition
E
 
[Verse]
E
In the middle of the day, in the middle of the street
 
In the middle of a sentence that I left incomplete
A
As my attention shifted and comprehension failed
E
A tropical depression drew the wind right from my sails
F# A
It altered my direction, now I have no recollection
B7
Of what I did to end up in this place
 
[Chorus]
A E
A B7
And something tells me that this pathway might be the one that leads me back to you
 
[Verse]
E
The canopy of branches, the ivy covered ground
 
The stone wall that's still standing though the gates have fallen down
A
The bones of long lost memories that tower overhead
E
Until I'm able to remind myself that they're all dead
F# A
If any hope remains, I find it harder to explain
B7
Than the echoes of the last words that we said
 
[Chorus]
A E
But in my pocket there's a picture of a garden with a path that fades from view
A B7
And something tells me that this pathway might be the one that leads me back to you
 
inst (verse chords)
 
[Chorus]
A E
But in my pocket there's a picture of a garden with a path that fades from view
A B7
And something tells me that this pathway might be the one that leads me back to you
 
[Chorus]
A E
But in my pocket there's a picture of a garden with a path that fades from view
A B7
And something tells me that this pathway might be the one that leads me back to you

How to play The Recliners - Picture At Fernbank

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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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