There I Go Again
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[Intro ]
D D/F# G
D D/F# G
[Verso 1]
D A/C#
Told myself I'd just let it be
Bm A G D/F#
Ever since that day you drove away in that Chevrolet
Em A
And we became history
D A/C# Bm
Wasn't gonna let myself reminisce
A G D/F#
On all the good times I'd just take a drive to clear my mind
Em A
And leave behind the things I miss
Bm A G D/F#
I made a promise to myself I'd leave the whiskey on the shelf
Em
And I wouldn't call
A Asus4 A
Oh, but then I fall
[Refrão]
D G A
There I go again to that night out in Montana
D A/C# Bm
Those September stars were dancing all across that open sky
A G A
There I go again to that cabin in the mountains
D A/C# G
We were wrapped up in a blanket while we locked the world outside
D/F# Em
I'm smelling wood smoke on the wind
D/F# G
I hate myself for giving in
A D D/F# G
But there I go again...
[Verso 2]
D A/C#
Those moments always hit out of the blue
Bm A G
And those memories are bittersweet
D/F# Em A
Cause they come to me when I think I'm finally over you
Bm A
Tonight things were going great
G D/F# Em A
It felt like today was the day that I might have left it all behind
[Refrão]
D G A
But there I go again to New Year's Eve in New York City
D A/C# Bm
The clock struck midnight and you kissed me like there was no one else around
A G A
There I go again to Central Park ice skating
D A/C# G
I can't forget the way it made you laugh each time that I fell down
D/F# Em G Asus4
There's a big snow moving in and I'm right back there and then
[Refrão]
A D G
There I go again to that night out in Montana
A D A/C# Bm
Those September stars were dancing all across that open sky
A G A
There I go again to that cabin in the mountains
D A/C# G
We were wrapped up in a blanket while we locked the world outside
D/F#
I'm smelling wood smoke on the wind
Em D/F# G
I hate myself for giving in
A D D/F# G
But there I go again...
Outro
A D D/F# G A D
Oh, there I go again...
How to play There I Go Again
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.