Tiny Little Life
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
E A E B E
[Chorus]
E A
I built me a cabin up high on a mountain
E B
Where I live with my family and wife
E A
It’s a tiny little cabin up high on a mountain
E B E
And I live me a tiny little life
[Verse 1]
A
Where the trees are made of cotton
E
And their fruits are never rotten
B E
And a toothpick fence is something you should see
A
In our little cottage
E
There’s a minimum of wattage
B E
‘Cuz that’s the way we wanted it to be
[Chorus]
E A
I built me a cabin up high on a mountain
E B
Where I live with my family and wife
E A
It’s a tiny little cabin up high on a mountain
E B E
And I live me a tiny little life
[Verse 2]
A
The train is going round and round
E
The miniature little mountain town
B E
The track is in the shape of a figure eight
A
Or maybe it’s infinity
E
‘Cuz in this train’s vicinity
B E
No one cares about the time or date
[Chorus]
E A
I built me a cabin up high on a mountain
E B
Where I live with my family and wife
E A
It’s a tiny little cabin up high on a mountain
E B E
And I live me a tiny little life
[Bridge]
A
There’s not much there
E
But I don’t care
B
‘Cuz this is where
E F#m A B
I’m home
E
[Verse 3]
A
Sometimes life’s a riddle
E
But if we keep it little
B E
We don’t have to solve it on our own
A
I’m no Aristotle
E
This is just a model
B E
It’s just one way to build yourself a home
[Chorus]
E N.C. A N.C.
I built me a cabin up high on a mountain
E N.C. B N.C.
Where I live with my family and wife
E A
It’s a tiny little cabin up high on a mountain
E B E
And I live me a tiny little life
[Outro]
E B E
Yes, I live me a tiny little life
F#m A B
E
How to play Tiny 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.