When Love Aint Love - Charles Esten

When Love Aint Love

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
WHEN LOVE AIN'T LOVE
As recorded by Charles Esten
(From the 2024 Album LOVE AIN'T PRETTY)
 
[Intro]
G Am Fmaj7 G Am Fmaj7
 
[Verse 1]
G Am Fmaj7
It’s hard to know just how it happens
G Am
You start out fine
Fmaj7
You’re both laughing
G Am Fmaj7
But somehow somewhere something changes
G Am Fmaj7
You find you’re sitting there like strangers
 
[Chorus]
G Am
I’ve been the stayer
Fmaj7
I’ve been the leaver
G Am
The guilty betrayer
Fmaj7
The broken believer
G Am Fmaj7
I’ve walked out and I’ve walked the floor
Fmaj7
Been on both sides of that door
G Am Fmaj7
When love ain’t love no more
G Am Fmaj7
When love ain’t love no more
 
[Verse 2]
G Am Fmaj7
Somebody’s sorry, somebody’s crying
G Am Fmaj7
Somebody found out somebody’s lying
G Am Fmaj7
Somebody says, “Please,” somebody says, “No”
G Am Fmaj7
Somebody hangs on, somebody lets go
 
[Chorus]
G Am
I’ve been the stayer
Fmaj7
I’ve been the leaver
G Am
The guilty betrayer
Fmaj7
The broken believer
G Am Fmaj7
I’ve walked out and I’ve walked the floor
Fmaj7
Been on both sides of that door
G Am Fmaj7
When love ain’t love no more
G Am Fmaj7
When love ain’t love no more
 
[Outro]
G
When love ain’t love no more
Am Fmaj7
(When it ain’t like before, but there ain’t no because)
G
When love ain’t love no more
Am Fmaj7
(It just is what it is, when it ain’t what it was)
G
When love ain’t love no more
Am Fmaj7
(When it ain’t like before, but there ain’t no because)
G
Love ain’t love no more
Am Fmaj7
(It just is what it is, when it ain’t what it was)

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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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