Time To Move On - Rick Faris

Time To Move On

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2Q_1jLGDkE
 
Key A no capo
 
[Intro]
| A C | D | G D | A | A |
 
[Verse]
A
Mamma, didn’t raise no fool
A
I shall not abide, you walking over me
D A
How could a heart be so cruel?
G D E
Maybe this ole lonesome life is best thing for me
 
[Chorus]
A C D
Half past lonesome,
A G D
Knowing that it’s time for this free man to move along
A C D
Half past lonesome
A G D
Don’t you have somebody to heap indignities upon
A C D G D A
Half past lonesome, way past time to move on
 
[Solo
| A C | D | G D | A | A |
 
[Verse]
A
We know time waits for no man
A
But I know it’ll come around to my time again
G D A
So, hand me the wheel to my own life
G D E
Cause I will never march to your fiddle or fife
 
[Chorus]
A C D
Half past lonesome,
A G D
Knowing that it’s time for this free man to move along
A C D
Half past lonesome
A G D
Don’t you have somebody to heap indignities upon
A C D G D A
Half past lonesome, way past time to move on
 
[Solo]
| G D | A | D | A |
 
| G D | A | G D | E |
 
[Verse]
A
I seek the great unknown
A
I’ve always been the one to blaze my trail
G D A
‘Cause for freedom I’m cut out to be alone
D E
Show me my next mountain and I know I will prevail
 
[Chorus]
A C D
Half past lonesome,
A G D
Knowing that it’s time for this free man to move along
A C D
Half past lonesome
A G D
Don’t you have somebody to heap indignities upon
A C D G D A
Half past lonesome, way past time to move on
 
[Outro]
| A C | D | D | G D | A

How to play Time To Move On

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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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