This Old Heart - Gin Wigmore

This Old Heart

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Intro:
E F#m G#m
B E F#m G#m
A B E F#m B
 
Verse:
C#m F#m
Breathe, the streets without a name
E B
These burning clouds don't always look the same
C#m
Midnight moon, you are my thunder
A
I am the glass in which you under
C#m F#m
Still I keep falling on, baby
 
[Refrão]
A B
Heart breaking, love
C#m
I am losing myself in you
E F#m G#m
This old heart breaking, love
B E
My hand, you know I'm holding
F#m G#m
Holding myself for you
A B E
And this heart, ah, this old heart
F#m B
Ah, this old heart will stay for you
C#m
And this old heart
G#m A
This old heart will still un-feel
 
Verse:
C#m F#m
Stay one thousand passing days
E B
I'll see you break, the jealousy elates
C#m
Wanting pay and close to timber
A
You are all that I remember
C#m F#m
Still I keep falling on, baby
 
[Refrão]
A B
Heart breaking, love
C#m
I am losing myself in you
E F#m G#m
This heart, heart breaking, love
B E
My hand, you know I'm holding
F#m G#m
Holding myself for you
A B E
And this heart, ah, this old heart
F#m B
Ah, this old heart will stay for you
 
Interlude:
F#m A E B
 
E F#m G#m
B E F#m G#m
 
Breakdown:
A B E
This old heart, this old heart
F#m B
This old heart will stay for you
E F#m G#m
This heart, heart breaking, love
B E
My hand, you know I'm holding
F#m G#m
Holding myself for you
A B E
This heart, this old heart
F#m B
This old heart will stay for you
 
Coda:
E F#m G#m
This old heart, this old heart
B E F#m G#m
This old heart will stay for you
A B E
This old heart, this old heart
F#m B
This old heart will stay for you

How to play This Old Heart

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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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