Wind Through The Trees - Waltz
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D Bm G E A A7
[Verse 1]
D
You know sometimes how the wind
Bm
Through the trees
G
Sounds like rain
E A A7
Branches scratching at your window pane
D
Well the words you'd say sounded like songs
Bm E
And I'd sing em all day long
G A D
But a breeze through the leaves is not rain
A D D7
And my love and your's were not the same
[Chorus]
G D
Well I thought I knew what love looked like
G A D D7
But now I'm so confused
G A D D7
I just cry now when I think of you
G D/A Bm
So bite my cheek and twist my arm
E A A7
I want bruises from your hands in the shape of a heart
D
So please no more words
Bm G
Or the letters written in silver
E A A7
I want the nails of your fingers cutting deeper
G A D
The idea of comfort fill me with fear
Bm G A D
Oh scars are the only thing that lasts in love through the years
[Instrumental]
D Bm G E A A7
[Verse 2]
D
I think I've got a heart of gold
Bm G
But maybe it comes on too strong
E A A7
I don't know many folks who like whiskey that burns their throats too long
D
Or maybe I'm just too hot
Bm E
Scalded fingers and tongue
G A D
Cause when I needed you to stay the most
A D
Far away did you run
[Instrumental]
D Bm G E A A7
[Chorus]
G D
Well I thought I knew what love looked like
G A D D7
But now I'm so confused
G A D D7
I just cry now when I think of you
G D/A Bm
So bite my cheek and twist my arm
E A A7
I want bruises from your hands in the shape of a heart
D
So please no more words
Bm G
Or the letters written in silver
E A A7
I want the nails of your fingers cutting deeper
G A D
The idea of comfort fill me with fear
Bm G A D
Oh scars are the only thing that lasts in love through the years
Bm G A A7
Oh scars are the only thing that lasts in love
D
Through the years
How to play Wind Through The Trees - Waltz
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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.