This Feels Like
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
F C Dm Am
This feels like the beginning of the end
F C Dm Am
This feels like a tear we cannot mend
F C G Am
This feels like winter in the summer
F C Dm Am
This feels like stillness and endless shivers
[Chorus]
F C
So let's start over, let's start over
Dm Am
We'll have the time to look back when we get older
F C
So let's start over, let's start over
Dm Am Am
If you feel there's something left to live together
F Dm Am Am
Oh, don't wanna end up being bitter over someone
F Dm Am Am
Oh, dwelling on the things that I did wrong
F Dm Am Am
Oh, don't wanna end up being bitter over someone
F Dm Am Am
Oh, dwelling on the things that I did wrong
F Dm Am
[Verse 2]
F C Dm Am
This feels like the ending of a chapter
F C Dm Am
This feels like there's a hole in my chest
F C G Am
This feels like our book is not quite over
F C Dm Am
This feels like I'm running out of breath
[Chorus]
F C
You know my heart, you know my flaws
Dm Am
Do you feel there's something left to live together
F C
You know my heart, you know my flaws
Dm Am Am
Or is this me projecting my own fears
F Dm Am Am
Oh, don't wanna end up being bitter over someone
F Dm Am Am
Oh, dwelling on the things that I did wrong
F Dm Am Am
Oh, don't wanna end up being bitter over someone
F Dm Am
Oh, dwelling on the things that I did wrong
F C
(You know my heart)
Dm Am
If you feel there's something left to live together
F C Dm Am
(You know my heart you know my flaws)
F Dm
So let's start over, let's start over
G Am
We'll have the time to look back when we get older
F C
So let's start over, let's start over
G Am
If you feel there's something left to live together
F C
So let's start over, let's start over
G Am
We'll have the time to look back when we get older
F C
So let's start over, let's start over
G Am
If you feel there's something left to live together
How to play This Feels Like
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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.