Who Wouldve Known
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verse 1:
A
She grew up in Southern California
A E
Tried to make a living on her own
D E F#m E D
But then I came along, and took her from her mother
F#m E A
And now her heart is where she calls her home
verse 2:
A
Tried to give her everything I promised
A E
But things don't always go just as we plan
D E
We built our world and we tore it down
F#m E D F#m E A
But I can't do it on my own because her heart is where I call my home
Chorus:
F#m D A -- E -- F#m -- D E
And who would have known that I ever get to see her in her gown
F#m D A -- E -- F#m -- D E
And who would of thought that the two of us would ever give our vow
A
But just look at us now
verse 3:
A
Counting down the days and second guessing
A E
My head was full of clouds and my feet were cold
D E
I packed my things and I ran away
F#m E D
But that didn't even really last a day
F#m E A
Because her heart is where I call my home
verse 4:
A
So I guess I will be honest with myself
A E
Going down this road I never known
D E
This road has turns and this road has hills
F#m E D
But I know I'm always going to love her still
F#m E A
Because her heart is where I call my home
Chorus:
F#m D A -- E -- F#m -- D E
And who would have known that I ever get to see her in her gown
F#m D A -- E -- F#m -- D E
And who would of thought that the two of us would ever give our vow
A
But just look at us now
VERSE 5:
A
She asked me what is was I love about her
A E
Said everything and things I still don't know
D E
She said I love you, I said I love you more
F#m E D
And everyday's better than the one before
F#m E A
Because her heart is where I call my home
F#m E A
Oh, because her heart is where I call my home
How to play Who Wouldve Known
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.