When I See You In July - David Benjamin

When I See You In July

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D - Em - Bm
D - Em - Bm
 
[Verse]
D
It's five AM
Em Bm
I'm at your door why don't you let me in?
D
I see your light still on ring your bell again
Em Bm
If we could talk about it maybe we can work it out
D Em Bm
But when I call you there is no body answering the phone
D
I see the sun come up, but I ain't going home
Em Bm
I'm going to sit right here until you talk to me
 
[Chorus]
G
So when I see you in July
G
You're not going to pass me by
D
No we will laugh about the times before
A
You wouldn't even open the door
G
When I see you in July
 
D
 
[Verse 2]
Em Bm
Baby, I know it's not the same as how it used to be
D
Fell in love so hard and heavely
Em Bm
Now I can't help it that I love you in a different way
D
So tell me how you've been
Em
Lets start over again
D G D
I want to call you up, hear your voice every now and then
Em
And I'm not going to lie
Bm
I think that we should try to be friends
 
[Chorus]
G
So when I see you in July
G
You're not going to pass me by
D
No we will laugh about the times before
A
You wouldn't even open the door
G
To now I need to ring your bell
G
To see if you were doing well
D
As lovers it all got out of hand
A
So maybe we could try to be friends
 
[Outro]
G Em
Oooooo-ooo ooooooo
Bm A
Oooo-ooeeeeeee
 
G Em
Oooooo-ooo ooooooo
(when I see you in July)
Bm A
Oooo-ooeeeeeee
 
G Em
Oooooo-ooo ooooooo
(when I see you in July)
Bm A
Oooo-ooeeeeeee
 
G
When I see you in July

How to play When I See You In July

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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.

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