We Should Be Together - Sleeper

We Should Be Together

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste: Sem capotraste
We Should Be Together (Wener/Stewart/MacLure)
 
This is in the key of B as played with The Wedding Present Sleeper play it in F#
 
[Intro]
B C#m D#m E (x2)
 
[Verse 1]
B C#m B E
There's A Man Who Waits Outside My Window On A Tuesday Morning
B C#m B E
Even Though He's Standing Up, He Always Looks Like He Is Falling
B C#m B E
I would Hold My Hand Out But He Always Seems To Change Direction
B C#m B E
Hardly Ever Makes A Sound, Just Staring At His Own Reflection
 
[Chorus]
B F# C#m7 E B F#
We Should Be Together Now, It's Crazy That We're Not The Same
C#m7 E B F#
But Still Somehow It Makes Me Wonder Where Do You Belong
Em A B
When There's Someone Else That You're Still Dreaming Of
 
[Verse 2]
B C#m B E
There's a girl who waits outside Your window every Thursday morning
B C#m B E
Watching while you use the phone, Wondering who you were calling
B C#m B E
Casually, she walks away. A ghost of someone half-remembered
B C#m B E
Lonely as a winter's night, Frozen as a cold December
 
[Chorus]
B F# C#m7 E B F#
We Should Be Together Now, It's Crazy That We're Not The Same
C#m7 E B F#
But Still Somehow It Makes Me Wonder Where Do You Belong
Em A B
When There's Someone Else That You're Still Dreaming Of
 
[Solo]
B C#m D#m E
 
[Chorus]
B F# C#m7 E B F#
We Should Be Together Now, It's Crazy That We're Not The Same
C#m7 E B F#
But Still Somehow It Makes Me Wonder Where Do You Belong
C#m7 E B F#
When The Grey Skies Turn You On And You Always Know You're Lost
Em A B
When There's Someone Else That You're Still Dreaming Of
 
[Break]
B C#m D#m E
 
B F#
Where Do You Belong
C#m7 E F#
When The Grey Skies Turn You On.
B F#
Where Do You Belong
C#m7 E F#
When The Grey Skies Turn You On.
B F#
Where Do You Belong
C#m7 E F#
When The Grey Skies Turn You On.
 
[Outro]
B F# Em F#m G A B
Where Do You Belong

How to play We Should Be Together

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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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