The Woodlands - Wim Tapley

The Woodlands

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Bb F Cm Eb Bb (x2)
 
[Verse]
Bb F
I'm prepared to lose my mind for the night, love
Eb
So can we slow down
 
Looks like you know how
Bb F
These times they get so strange but I'm sure
Eb
That I'd hold ya
 
Looks like you'd hold me too
 
This is breaking news
Cm
And now you're pushing through
Gm
I'm caught up by your fire
Bb
And I can't escape
F Cm
You've got me in the palm of your hands
Gm Bb
Why would I retire when you're calling my name
 
F Bb
 
Oh, Oh
F
Where the hell'd you come from
Eb Bb
It doesn't matter now
 
Oh, Oh
F
Seems that I do better
Eb
When I just shut my mouth
Bb F
I'll ask myself, oh
Eb
Is the goal your love
Bb F
I'll ask myself, oh
Eb
Is it just your touch
 
Bb F Cm Eb
 
Bb F
I'm so prone to overthinking, I know, love
Gm Eb
It's my curse
Bb
But it could be worse, of that I'm sure because I'll
F
See you a thousand times and a couple more
Bb
When I think back to The Woodlands
Eb
And the way I held you just that once
 
Bb
 
Oh, Oh
F
Where the hell'd you come from
Eb Bb
It doesn't matter now
 
Oh, Oh
F
Seems that I do better
Eb
When I just shut my mouth
Bb F
I'll ask myself, oh
Eb
Is the goal your love
Bb F
I'll ask myself, oh
Eb
Is it just your touch
 
Bb
 
Oh, Oh
F
Where the hell'd you come from
Eb Bb
It doesn't matter now
 
Oh, Oh
F
Seems that I do better
Eb
When I just shut my mouth
Bb F
I'll ask myself, oh
Eb
Is the goal your love
Bb F
I'll ask myself, oh
Eb
Is it just your touch
 
Someday I’ll Get It Right

How to play The Woodlands

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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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