Tuning In Tuning On - Kim Wilde

Tuning In Tuning On

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A Bm G
A Bm G
A G G
D A
 
[Verse]
D C E
Cruising 'round there's a sound with a place to go
F C G A
Tuning in tuning on like a radio
D C E
Feel the sound in your head and you set the seal
F C G A
I believe it's a force of the life you feel
 
[Instrumental]
Bm G
A Bm G
A G G
 
[Verse]
D C G E
Do you know what the sounds that you hear will find
F C G A
Reach to space to the stars and another time
D C G E
I believe that they search like a seed to grow
F C G A
In the end it's the same anyway you go
 
[Instrumental]
Bm G
A Bm G
A G G
 
[Chorus]
G D A
I really can't explain
G D A G
I really can't explain
 
[Interlude]
F G A
 
[Verse]
D C G E
Crashing out for the last and the final time
F C G A
Could a sound and a soul travel on combined
D C G E
From the womb to the end is it everywhere
F C G A
Feel the beat of my heart and you know it's there
 
[Instrumental]
Bm G
A Bm G
A G G
 
[Chorus]
D Am G
I really can't explain
D Am G
I really can't explain
 
N.C
Spoken over chorus: I really believe that sound reaches infinity, do you know what I
mean.
I think it goes on and on forever, and if that's true
and it was linked to the spiritual side of your lives,
well, then sounds could be alive.
Can you imagine the possibilities for the future ?
Linking the soul and the sound and then being able to make a giant spiritual musical
machine,
actually a part of us and not just something you hear - it's fantastic - it's just
fantastic.
I really can't explain

How to play Tuning In Tuning 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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