When We Met - Jonathan Bree

When We Met

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
B D#m G#m E
 
[Verse 1]
B D#m
Kisses over my face
G#m E B
Like a dog that's been alone for a day
D#m
I remember us best
G#m E C#m
Living in a house that was condemned
 
[Chorus]
B F#
You'll never look at me like
C#m B F# B D#m
You'll never kiss me like when we met
G#m E
 
[Verse 2]
B D#m
Doing the running man
G#m E B
Busting moves just to hear you laugh
D#m
I remember us best
G#m E C#m
Walking through drive-thru before bed
 
[Chorus]
B F#
I'll never hear that voice
C#m B F# B D#m
You'll never laugh at me like that again
G#m E
Like when we met
 
C#m B F#
And I'm sorry that we can't be like
C#m B F# B D#m
So sorry that we can only be friends
G#m E
'Til the end
 
[Solo]
C#m B F# (2x)
B D#m G#m E
 
[Bridge]
F#m C#m
Lines over my face
D A E
I'm a dog that's been alone for days
F#m C#m
Still, I'll do my best
D A E
Living with a brain that's trash
 
[Chorus]
Bm A E
I'll never look at me like
Bm A E A C#m
I'll never look at me like when we met
F#m D
When we met
A C#m
When we met
F#m D
When we met
 
[Verse 3]
A C#m
Kisses over my face
F#m D A
Like a dog that's been alone for a day
C#m
I remember us best
F#m D Bm
Living in a house that was condemned
 
[Chorus]
A E
You'll never look at me like
Bm A E A C#m
You'll never kiss me like when we met
F#m D
When we met
Bm A E
So sad that it can’t be like
Bm A E A C#m
So sad that we can’t be like when we met
 
F#m D
When we met
A C#m
When we met
F#m D
When we met
 
[Outro]
A C#m F#m D (6x)

How to play When We Met

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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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