Whos Leaving Who
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
David Hasselhoff - Who's Leaving Who
Tabbed by: http://www.andreasvockrodt.de
[Intro]
E B
[Verse]
Em D Em D
Here we are with good-bye in our eyes running out of reasons to try
Em D C D Em
The leaves of change have fallen down with both of us wondering why
Em D Em D
We're all alone but still it seems we're thousands of miles apart
Em D C D Em
The sands of time have shifted now and the end is beginning to start
Em Am
And I don't know the answers cause I don't know the questions
B
I'm just trying cause I don't even know
[Chorus]
E A E A
Who's leaving who is it me (is it me) is it you (is it you)
G#m B
Do you think we could change if we knew?
E A E A
Tell me who's leaving who is there anything left we can do
G#m B
Can you tell me who's leaving who
[Verse 2]
Em D Em D
Talk to me is there a chance of working it out heart to heart
Em D C D Em
Can we go beyond our angry eyes before everything else falls apart
Em Am
And I don't know the answers cause I don't know the questions
B
I'm just trying cause I don't even know
[Chorus 2]
E A E A
Who's leaving who is it me (is it me) is it you (is it you)
G#m B
Do you think we could change if we knew?
E A E A
Tell me who's leaving who is there anything left we can do
G#m B
Can you tell me who's leaving who
[Bridge]
C B C D Em
Em Am
And I don't know the answers cause I don't know the questions
B
I'm just trying cause I don't even know
[Chorus 3]
E A E A
Who's leaving who is it me (is it me) is it you (is it you)
G#m B
Do you think we could change if we knew?
E A E A
Tell me who's leaving who is there anything left we can do
G#m B
Can you tell me who's leaving who
E A E A
Who's leaving who is it me (is it me) is it you (is it you)
G#m B
Do you think we could change if we knew?
E A E A
Tell me who's leaving who is there anything left we can do
G#m B
Can you tell me who's leaving who
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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.