Til You Called My Name
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
SONG: TIL YOU CALLED MY NAME
ARTIST: O.N.E THE DUO
VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=sSI5X-jBG28&feature=sharec
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
CAPO: 4th FRET
[Intro]
C G Am F
[Verse]
C G
Most of my life home was a highway
Am F
What I was chasin' is real hard to say
C G
Maybe I was born to be tumblin'
Am F
Blown by the four winds to whatever's comin'
[Pre-Chorus]
Dm C
Until here and now
F
Nobody took the time it took
G
To get me to slow down
[Chorus]
C G
Sometimes a miracle steps out of nowhere
Am7 F
Walks up and smiles you hello
C G
Sometimes a stranger is just what you needed
Am7 F
To teach you what you didn't know
C G
I never knew where home was
Am F
I didn't know where home was
C
'Til you called my name
[Verse]
C G
Gave me some time, a little forgiveness
Am F
God knows it took me a while to believe
C G
How could you see what forever could be
Am F
When you were lookin' at someone like me?
[Pre-Chorus]
Dm7 C
Until here and now
F
Nobody took the time it took
G
To get me to slow down
[Chorus]
C G
Sometimes a miracle steps out of nowhere
Am F
Walks up and smiles you hello
C G
Sometimes a stranger is just what you needed
Am F
To teach you what you didn't know
C G
I never knew where home was
Am F
I didn't know where home was
C
'Til you called my name
G Am
Never knew
F
And I didn't know
[Break]
G Am
Sometimes the last place you'll look is the first place
C G F
You find what you looked for so long
[Chorus]
C
Sometimes you have to
G Am
Get lost on that long winding road
F
Just to find your way home
[Outro]
C G
I never knew where home was
Am
'Til you called my name (I never knew)
F
I didn't know where home was
C
'Til you called my name (how could I know?)
G
I never knew where home was
Am
'Til you called my name (I never knew)
F
I didn't know where home was
'Til you called my name
How to play Til You Called My Name
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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.