What Deaner Was Talking About
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Song: What Deaner Was Talking About
Band: Ash
Single: A Life Less Ordinary
Transcribed by: Christian Peters (c.peters@tu-harburg.de) and Henrich Roeper
(E:-0-3-0-) G D
The wash is out, it's hangin' up
C G
And all I had is nothin'
G D
Nothin' to do, nothin' to say
C G
I think I must be dreaming
E G
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
E A
Is this what Deaner was talkin about?
G D
And I don't think I will ever return
C (A:-3-2-0-) G
I can't my friend
G D
If I was king I'd wear a ring
C G
I'd never hurt my people
G D
I'd stay alert and dress to kill
C G
I might even slip you something
E G
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
E A
Is this what Deaner was talking about?
G D
And I don't think I will ever return
C (A:-3-2-0-) G
I can't my friend
sl sl
(Solo) G: 0-2-4-2-4-------:0-2-4---7-------:5-4---5-4-------
(yes, it's right, just one string!)
(G:-4-2-) E G
The sun comes up and I'm all washed out
E A
Is this what Deaner was talking about?
G D
And I don't think I will ever return
C (A:-3-2-0-) G
I can't my friend
G D
I do not think I will ever return
C (A:-3-2-0-) G
I can't my friend
G D
I do not think I will ever return
C (A:-3-2-0-) G
I can't my friend
How to play What Deaner Was Talking About
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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.