The Start Of Something Beautiful (acoustic) - Porcupine Tree

The Start Of Something Beautiful (acoustic)

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Intro: Am G
 
verse 1
 
Am G
Always in my thoughts you are
Am G
Always in my dreAms you are
Am G
I got your voice on tape, I got your spirit in a photograph
Am G
Always out of reach you are
 
verse 2
 
Am G
Cold inside my arms you are
Am G
Simple like a child you are
Am G
I rEmEmber when you took my hand and led me through the rain
Am G
Down inside my soul you are
 
Interlude: C7, Fm, A7, Bb
 
[Refrão]
Am Em
The more I show the way I feel
F G
The less I find you give a dAmn
Em Am
The more I get to know
F G
The less I find that I understand
Am Em
Innocent, the time we spent
F G
Forgot to mention we're good friends
Am Em
You thought it was the start of something beautiful?
F G
Well think again.
 
verse 2 &Amp; 3 (Instrumental)
 
Am G
Mother lost her looks for you
Am G
Father never wanted you
Am G
I trust to love and then I find you never really felt the sAme
Am G
There's something in your heart so cruel
 
[Refrão]
Am Em
The more I show the way I feel
F G
The less I find you give a dAmn
Em Am
The more I get to know
F G
The less I find that I understand
Am Em
Innocent, the time we spent
F G
Forgot to mention we're good friends
Am Em
You thought it was the start of something beautiful?
F G
Well think again.
 
Interlude: Am
 
Bridge: Am Em F G
 
[Refrão]
Am Em
The more I show the way I feel
F G
The less I find you give a dAmn
Em Am
The more I get to know
F G
The less I find that I understand
Am Em
Innocent, the time we spent
F G
Forgot to mention we're good friends
Am Em
You thought it was the start of something beautiful?
F G
Well think again.

How to play The Start Of Something Beautiful (acoustic)

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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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