Walk On Down
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Intro: |E Dsus2 |E Dsus2 |E Dsus2 |E |
[Verso 1]
E Dsus2
You wonder why you got holes in your shoes
E Dsus2
You wonder why they got more money than you
E Dsus2
You wonder why you got nothing to lose
A
It makes no sense, don't try to figure it out
[Refrão]
E Dsus2
You gotta walk on down
E Dsus2
Walk on down
Dsus2
Walk on down
A
When you're shit out of luck
A
There's just one thing to do and that's
E Dsus2
Walk on down
E Dsus2
Walk on down
E Dsus2
Walk on down
A
When you're shit out of luck
A E Dsus2
There's just one thing to do and that's
E Dsus2
Yeah,
E Dsus2 E
Huh
[Verso 2]
E
Well, she says that she loves ya
Dsus2
In your mind there's no doubt, but
E
You feel like a stranger
Dsus2
When the lights go out
E
As you lie there awake
Dsus2
You think this ain’t no gift
A
Don't try to figure that weight's too heavy to lift
[Refrão]
E Dsus2
You gotta walk on down
E Dsus2
Walk on down
Dsus2
Walk on down
A
When you're shit out of luck
A
There's just one thing to do and that's
E Dsus2
Walk on down
E Dsus2
Walk on down
[Verso 3]
E Dsus2
Because I got no time to lose
G A Dsus2
It's my life if I choose
G A Dsus2
Put on my walking shoes
E B5 F G
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Instrumental: Break
|E Dsus2 |E Dsus2 |E Dsus2 |A |
|E Dsus2 |E Dsus2 |E Dsus2 |A B5 C5 D5 |
[Refrão]
E Dsus2
Walk on down
E Dsus2
Walk on down
E Dsus2
Walk on down
A
When you're shit out of luck
A B5 C5 D5
There's just one thing to do and that's
A B5 C5 D5
*Dog barking*
A B5 C5 D5
*Dog barking*
A B5 C5 D5
*Dog barking*
E Dsus2
Walk on down, yeah
E Dsus2
Walk on down, yeah
E Dsus2
Walk on down
A
When you're shit out of luck
A B5 C5 D5
There's just one thing to do and that's
E Dsus2
Walk on down
E Dsus2
Walk on down, down, down
E Dsus2
Walk on down
A
When you're shit out of luck
A B5 C5 D5
There's just one thing to do and that's
E Dsus2
Walk on down
Ending: |E Dsus2 |A B5 C5 D5 |E |
How to play Walk On Down
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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.