What's Another Day - Maria Mena

What's Another Day

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C Em
"You give this way more thought than it deserves"
C Em
You say as I tell you about my fear of rejection
C Em
I wouldn't know better than to get scared
C Em
Cause since we've met we've had this great connection
 
C Em
"You know concrete colored buildings all grow stale"
C Em
You say as I look up dreaming
C Em
I know better than to include the both of us
C
But I can't sleep when your gone
Am
And you say "what's another day?"
 
C Em (2x)
 
C Em
This stage of oblivion I find comfortable
C Em
And prior to this I never spoke
C Em
You say you understand my absence now
C Em
And why I never tell jokes
 
C Em
"You know concrete colored buildings all grow stale"
C Em
You say as I look up dreaming
C Em
I know better than to include the both of us
C
But I can't sleep when your gone
Am C
And you say "what's another day?"
 
D
When we are already getting used to gray
C
What's another day?
D
If inspiration grows out from this
C
Whats another day?
D
When silence is the next best thing to bliss
Am C
And we're all getting used to hearing you say
 
C Em
"You know concrete colored buildings all grow stale"
C Em
You say as I look up dreaming
C Em
I know better than to include the both of us
C
But I can't sleep when your gone
Am
And you say
 
C Em
"You know concrete colored buildings all grow stale"
C Em
You say as I look up dreaming
C Em
I know better than to include the both of us
C
But I can't sleep when your gone
Am
And you say "what's another day?"
 
C Em (2x)

How to play What's Another Day

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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