Where The Song Will Find Me - Lucinda Williams

Where The Song Will Find Me

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
From the album "Stories From A Rock N Roll Heart" (2023)
Youtube link: https://youtu.be/z6MOSoNEHGE
Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/track/5mUESBTHZqaN1XUjt9pnS8?si=32943f1d4da843fc
 
[Intro]
| G | G | Em | Em |
| G | G | Em | Em |
 
[Verse 1]
G
Standing in the rain
Em
In the pouring silver drops
C
I'll ride the whistling train
D G
And I'll get off at every stop
C
'Cause I want to be
D G
Where the song can find me
 
[Verse 2]
G
I'll walk across the bridge
Em
And stare up at the stars
C
So close to the edge
D G
And all the passing cars
C
Just to be
D G D/F# Em
Where the song will find me
C
I want to be
D G D/F#
Where the song can find me
 
[Chorus]
Em D C G G/F#
I know they will find me like they somehow do
Em D C
I know they will find me when it's time to
Em D C G G/F#
I know they will remind me when they are ready to be found
Em D C
They'll come up behind me not making a sound
G G
Not making a sound
 
[Instrumental]
| G | G | G | G | G | G |
 
[Verse 3]
G
I find myself alone
Emadd9
In the madding crowd
C
On the bustling New York streets
D G
People talking loud
G
Sitting on a stool
Emadd9
In the corner of a bar
C
The errand of a fool
D G
Has carried me this far
C
To a place
D G D/F# Em
Where the song can find me
C
To a place
D G D/F#
Where the song can find me
 
[Chorus]
Em D C G G/F#
I know they will find me like they always do
Em D C
I know they will find me when it's time to
Em D C G G/F#
I know they will remind me when they are ready to be found
Em D C
They'll come up behind me without making a sound
C
Without making a sound
 
[Solo]
| C | Am | C | Am |
| C | Am | Em | D |
| C | D | G D/F# | Em |
 
[Outro]
C
I wanna feel that moment
D G D/F# Em
When the song can find me
C
I wanna feel that moment
D G D/F# Em
When the song can save me
| C | D | Em |

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