Valentine - Chuck Ragan

Valentine

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Am F
She is not the type that will talk the talk despite
 
Am F
over how and where she'll waltz when apparent duty calls.
 
Em E
I am overly enthralled and delivered from the dark
 
F G
of a reckoning, awakening
 
Am F
And every move she makes with a cadence that she wakes
 
Am F
takes my soul up to the sky through the shadows and some shine.
 
Em E
I am overly inclined. I am captivated and concentrated.
 
F G
My sweet my valentine
 
[Refrão] C Em
I say it's made to know, just as as water's made to flow,
 
Am F
I'll lay down with you tonight for tomorrow's another time.
 
C Em
We will dance away, you know, somewhere high up in the snow.
 
F C G
At the rain has grown too cold, where the heavens meet the Earth
 
Am F
And in the morning lights and the breathing soft inside
 
Am
and they just dont passing by
 
F
from all the dreams through out the night.
 
Em E
I could lay away like this, next to your for hours, and through another
 
F G
with my sweet my valentine
 
[Refrão] C Em
I say it's made to know, just as as water's made to flow,
 
Am F
I'll lay down with you tonight for tomorrow's another time.
 
C Em
We will dance away, you know, somewhere high up in the snow.
 
F C G
At the rain has grown too cold, where the heavens meet the Earth
 
C Em
I say it's made to know, just as as water's made to flow,
 
Am F
I'll lay down with you tonight for tomorrow's another time.
 
C Em
We will dance away, you know, somewhere high up in the snow.
 
F C G
At the rain has grown too cold, where the heavens meet the Earth

How to play Valentine

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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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