Where Is My Boy?
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Am C Dm Am Em (G)
Where is my boy?
I saw you come out of a scene
Maybe in some kind of dream
Something that never comes
Time that I take...
See over in arms I'll raise
I'll race in to find you
I'll race in to find you
Time stands
I open your eyes to my world
I see you come out of it all
Unharmed and unscathed
And shouting, oh
Come on in
In houses I live in
And changes you're making
To the state of affairs
Calling "where is my boy?"
I have seen you so often
I cry "where is my boy?"
Oh, have you all forgotten?
And in some kind of dream
Have I seen you before
Oh, have I seen you before?
Oh, where is my boy?
So come all the way
Changing your number
Changing the house where you live
Change your lines
Have I seen you before?
In some kind of a dream?
In a place you've forgotten
A place I've forgotten
So where is my boy?
When I kneel in your arms
I flew awry
Where is my boy?
Have I seen you before?
In some kind of a dream?
Have I seen you before?
In some kind of a dream?
In my hands you'll fall
Open in as it seems
Have I seen you before?
Oh baby, your arms and your legs are shattered
Where is my boy?
Where is my boy?
I said "where is my boy?"
Have you seen me before?
When I look in your eyes
Tell me "he had to go"
Said "I seen you before
In some kind of dream"
Seems I've seen you before
In some kind of a dream
I say "where is the boy?"
Have I seen you before?
Yeah, I saw you before
In some kind of a dream
I say "where was my head?
When I needed it most?"
Oh, I stayed here before
Yes I stay in the place I know
----------------- Acordes -----------------
Am = X 0 2 2 1 0
C = X 3 2 0 1 0
Dm = X X 0 2 3 1
Em = 0 2 2 0 0 0
G = 3 2 0 0 0 3
How to play Where Is My Boy?
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.