What can I do
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E C B
E Am
Every dream that I dream seems to float on by
C B
Like a cloud in the wind way up in the sky
E Am
Every move that I make seems to be the wrong way
C B
Like a cold black night after a summer?s day
E
What can I do
Am
What can I do
D
Nothing?s the same as it used to be
B
Nothing?s the same as it used to be
E E C B
What can I do
E Am
Used to play my guitar with a smile on my face
C B
Now everything?s changed, my whole life?s rearranged
E Am
From the day I was born, Sidle Jinks was my name
C B
Though I try and I try the sting still remains
E
What can I do
Am
What can I do
D
Nothing?s the same as it used to be
B
Nothing?s the same as it used to be
E E C B
What can I do
E C B E B C B
E C B
What ????can I do
E C B
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E C B
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E C B
What???? can I do
E Am
I hear voices all singing but noone?s there
C B
It?s the ghost of my life bring past tense to my mind
E Am
Well lock and key it ties me from freedom and sin
C B
Oh come let me in I?ll start all over again
E E C B
What can I do
Am
What can I do
D
Nothing?s the same as it used to be
B
No no, no no no no
E E C B
What can I do
E C B
E C B
What ????can I do
E C B
What???? can I do
E
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How to play What can I do
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.