What A Relief
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Intro
Ab Db Fm Db
[Verso 1]
Ab Db
Water relief to get home
Fm Eb
Turn the page on the day
I chose and
Db
I paid for it
Db
And I'm still an optimist
Ab Db
Water relief to get home
Eb
Have a shower and play
Db
I'm your blue-eyed baby
Eb
I'm not a child but
Db
I have been lately
[Refrão]
Db
I'm your blue-eyed baby
Eb Fm
In a crisp white night dress
Ab Db
Falling off the shoulder
Eb Fm
Tearing at the edges
{Instrumental}
Ab E Db
Ab E Db
[Verso 2]
Ab Db
What a relief to get home
Fm Eb Db
To a creature who says that she feels just like me
Eb
Two magnets two bookends
Db
Two sides of the same street
I tell her
Eb Db
I'm low and she smiles just to spite me
Ab Db
What a relief to get home
[Refrão]
Eb
Kiss my bruises and say that
Db
I love them dearly
Eb
It's not a game and
Db
I'll go where they steer me
Ab Db
I'm your blue-eyed baby
Eb Fm
In a crisp white night dress
Db
Falling off the shoulder
Eb Fm
Tearing at the edges
[Verso 3]
Ab Db
It doesn't fall how we used to love
I dug the holes and
Fm
I stitched it up
Db
Would you say it still looks okay
Fm
More than a figure in a sharp display
[Refrão]
Db
I'm your blue light baby
Eb Fm Db
In a crisp white night dress
Eb Fm Db
Falling off the shoulder
Eb Fm Db
Tearing at the edges
Fm Db
I'm your blue-eyed baby
{Instrumental}
Fm Db Eb Fm
Are you good baby
How to play What A Relief
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Ab. 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.