Two Janes
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Intro:
G Gsus4 G Em G
G G5
Two Janes...running along the tracks, sayin' we don't wanna live this way, ain't never comin' back.
G D C G
Jane number one was happy as can be, Jane number two knew what could set them free.
G Em C G
Too many nights hiding under beds, too many fears fill their pretty heads.
G D C G
everybody knows, they must've been insane. so goes the tale of two Janes.
G D C G
tears falling down behind the bedroom door, no matter how i try, I just dont know what for.
G Em C G
two many times I'm banging into walls, too many times I cry, but no one ever calls.
G D C G
everybody knows, they must've been insane. so goes the tale of two Janes.
break:
G Gsus4 G Em G Em G
G D C G
Jane number one is standing at the gate, Jane number two has the key that holds their fate.
G Em C G
too many angels with brand new silken wings, too many cries for love but no one hears a thing.
G D C G
everybody knows, they must've been insane. so goes the tale of two Janes...
G D C G
everybody knows, they must've been insane. so goes the tale of two Janes.
G Gsus4 G
How to play Two Janes
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.