This Little Life - Tom Rosenthal

This Little Life

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
6th traste
Capo VI
 
This won't be 100% but hopefully it gets us started.
 
[Intro]
G D Em Em*
(Bbm higher - 18th fret first & second string)
 
[Verse]
G D Em
All the tiny bits of hope
Bm C
That I've kept in a pocket of my coat
D C Em
For the existential moments
 
G D Em
All the fragments of your smile
Bm C
That I store on a number on speed dial
D C Em
For the days of dark descending
D C
You can tell the ending
 
[Chorus]
G
That I'm alright
D
And I'm alive
G C
And I'll be laughing through this funny little life
G
Before it blows
D
Smiling as she goes
G
Down the open roads
Am G B C
But I will hold you for as long as it goes
Am G B C
I will hold you for as long as it goes
G
This little life
 
[Interlude]
 
G D Em Bm C
 
[Verse]
G D Em
All the people that I love
Bm C
That I keep in the bottom of a sock
D C Em
For the day of lonely regrets
G
You can tell the sunsets
 
[Chorus]
G
That I'm alright
D
And I'm alive
G C
And I'll be laughing through this funny little life
G
Before it blows
D
Smiling as she goes
G
Down the open roads
Am G B C
But I will hold you for as long as it goes
Am G B C
I will hold you for as long as it goes
G
This little life
 
[Interlude]
 
G D Em Em*
 
[Bridge]
 
G D Em Em***
You can tell this little life that I'm coming
G D Em C
You can tell this little life I'm not done yet
You can tell the sunrise
 
[Chorus]
 
G
That I'm alright
D
And I'm alive
G B C
And I'll be laughing through this funny little life
G
Before it blows
D
Smiling as she goes
G
Down the open roads
C
Down the open roads
G
Where I'm alright
D
And I'm alive
G C
And I'll be laughing through this funny little life
G
Before it blows
D
Smiling as she goes
G
Down the open roads
A G C
But I will hold you for as long as it goes
A G C
I will hold you for as long as it goes
G
This little life

How to play This Little Life

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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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