Trails
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Intro: E F#m C#m Amaj7
Verse:
C#m B G#m
Open me up, open me up, open me
A
Open me all the way
C#m B
Don’t let me get, don’t let me get,
G#m A
don’t let me, let me get in the way
Pre-Chorus:
C#m B
Move too quick to follow I can’t get out,
G#m A
can’t get to tomorrow I turn around
C#m B
Move too quick to follow, I can’t get out
G#m A
I can’t get to tomorrow
[Refrão]
E F#m
And all the trails in my mind every time I try letting go
C#m Amaj7
Always something there behind these emotions.
E F#m
Trails in the night gonna light what I never show
C#m Amaj7
Always something there behind these emotions
E F#m C#m Amaj7
Trails - always something there behind these emotions
E F#m C#m Amaj7
Trails - always something there behind these emotions
Interlude: E F#m C#m Amaj7
Verse:
C#m B
Out with the old, out with the old
G#m A
In with the new vision of me
C#m B
Shaking it up, shaking it up
G#m A
My body, to give you something to see
Pre-Chorus:
C#m B
Move too quick to follow I can’t get out,
G#m A
can’t get to tomorrow I turn around
C#m B
Move too quick to follow, I can’t get out
G#m A
I can’t get to tomorrow
[Refrão]
E F#m
And all the trails in my mind every time I try letting go
C#m Amaj7
Always something there behind these emotions.
E F#m
Trails in the night gonna light what I never show
C#m Amaj7
Always something there behind these emotions
E F#m C#m Amaj7
Trails - always something there behind these emotions
E F#m C#m Amaj7
Trails - always something there behind these emotions
Interlude:
C#m B G#m A
C#m B G#m A
C#m B G#m A
C#m B G#m A
[Refrão]
E F#m
Trails in my mind every time I try letting go
C#m Amaj7
Always something there behind these emotions.
E F#m
Trails in the night gonna light what I never show
C#m Amaj7
Always something there behind these emotions
E F#m C#m Amaj7
Trails - always something there behind these emotions
E F#m C#m Amaj7
Trails - always something there behind these emotions
How to play Trails
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.