Whats In Your Eyes
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[INTRO ]
Dsus2 Dadd9/F# | Gsus2 A G |
D5 Dadd9/F# | Dsus2/G D/G |
verse 1
D Dadd9/F# Gsus2 A/G Gadd9
3am and I can't sleep
D Dadd9/F# Asus4/G Asus4 A5
Got the sting of your goodbye
Bm7 D/A Gsus2 A/G Gadd9
There's a heart laid on the street
Bm7 D/A Gsus2
Not a trace of you that's left behind
verse 2
D Dadd9/F# Gsus2 A/G Gadd9
You shot off towards the sun
D Dadd9/F# Asus4/G Asus4 A4
Said you need - ed time alone
Bm7 D/A Gsus2 A/G Gadd9
Like a bul - let from a gun
Bm7 D/A Gsus2 Asus4/G D/G Asus4/G
Said a lot I didn't know
Chorus 1
D Dadd9/F#
Now I'm blur - ring every line
Gsus2 A11
There's no shel - ter from the skies
D Dadd9/F#
Couldn't see what's in your eyes
Gsus2 A
your eyes, your eyes
Bm D/A
I gave fuel to feed the flame
Gsus2 A
Loved you there and back again
Bm A
Couldn't see what's in your eyes
Gmaj7
your eyes, your eyes
INTERLUDE
Bm7 | Dsus2 | A/G G | G6 G |
Bm7 | Dsus2 | A/G G | Gadd9 |
verse 3
D Dadd9/F# Gsus2 A/G Gadd9
Now the tick - ing of the clock
D F#m Gsus2 G A/G
Is driving me to go insane
Bm7 Dadd9/A Gadd9 A/G G5
I guess it's all I've really got
Bm7 D/A Gadd9 Asus4/G
You said too much to me today
Chorus 2
D Dadd9/F#
Now I'm blur - ring every line
Gsus2 A11
There's no shel - ter from the skies
D Dadd9/F#
Couldn't see what's in your eyes
Gsus2 G/A
your eyes, your eyes
Bm D/A
I gave fuel to feed the flame
Gsus2 A4
Loved you there and back again
Bm A
Couldn't see what's in your eyes
Gmaj7
your eyes, your eyes
OUTRO
D Dadd9/F#
Now I'm blur - ring every line
Gsus2 A4
There's no shel - ter from the skies
D Dadd9/F#
Couldn't see what's in your eyes
Gsus2
Bm7 | Dsus2/A | A/G G | G |
Bm7 | Dsus2/A | A/G G | Gmaj7 |
How to play Whats In Your Eyes
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Dsus2. 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.