This Is Where You Aint
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Glenn Tilbrook - This Is Where You Aint
(Tilbrook)
From the 2001 studio album, The Incomplete Glenn Tilbrook
[Intro]
C B E G x2
[Verse 1]
A E F# Bm D E A
Sitting a-lone with time to reflect on all that's come to pass
D C#m F#m A B Bm F#m
If anyone had told me how it would end up, I think I would have laughed
D A F#m B
But the moments that we shared have stayed, it's a challenge to know how to feel
G A F#m B F#m B
But the end re-sults the same as this is now the deal
[Chorus]
E A D Bm
This is where we had some fun and this is where we played
E F#m G C
And now the fact I have to face is that this is where you ain't
E A D Bm
This is where you slept at night, this is where we ate
E F#m G C B E G C B
These everyday things have stopped now because this is where you ain't
[Verse 2]
A E F#m D E A
When you were leaving the way you held me, told me all I needed to know
D C#m F#m A B Bm F#m
We both feel the same way about saying good-bye, it's crap and then you go
D A F#m B
But the ghosts of you are all around and I like them being here with me
G A F#m B
And until the next time I'll be seeing you in my dreams
[Chorus]
E A D Bm
This is where we had some fun and this is where we played
E F#m G C
And now the fact I have to face is that this is where you ain't
E A D Bm
This is where you slept at night, this is where we ate
E F#m G C
These everyday things have stopped now because this is where you ain't
[Interlude]
C B E G x3
C B E G
And I know in my heart that I've got to let go
E G
And I want to stop this feeling but I can't say no
C B
And I dream that you're with me and it just isn't so
E G
I'm a long way from happy, you're a long way from home
C B
You're a long way from home
E G C B E G
You're a long way from home, no no
[Outro]
C B E G
How to play This Is Where You Aint
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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.