The Subtle Type
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Emaj7 B E G#m F#m E
[Verse 1]
B E
Hey There You Look Lost
B
From All The Troubles Of Your Past
E
You Need A Hand I’ll Give You One
B
And Give You Everything You Want
E
I’ll He Your Comfort
B E B
I’ll Be Your Thunder When They All Walk By You
B E
Hey There They’re Not Listening No More
B E
You Don’t Need To Disguise Yourself
B E
But When You Think Of Everything They’ve Done
B E
You Tell Yourself It’s Okay To Cut
[Chorus]
G#m F#m E
Maybe They’re Not Wrong
G#m F#m E
I’ve Always Been The Subtle Type Of One
G#m F#m E
Say What You Really Mean
G#m F#m E
‘cause One Day You’ll Have No One
[Verse 2]
B E
Hey there look what's happening
B
You've opened yourself up
E
To all the wonders you could have
B E
Slowly everything seems fine
B E
But nothing ever seems to last
G#m F#m E
Maybe They’re Not Wrong
G#m F#m E
I’ve Always Been The Subtle Type Of One
G#m F#m E
Say What You Really Mean
G#m F#m E
‘cause One Day You’ll Have No One
[Solo]
Emaj7 B E G3m F# E
[Outro]
G#m F#m E
Maybe They’re Not Wrong
G#m F#m E
I’ve Always Been The Subtle Type Of One
G#m F#m E
Say What You Really Mean
G#m F#m E
‘cause One Day You’ll Have No One
How to play The Subtle Type
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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.