Without You I'm Nothing - Ace Frehley

Without You I'm Nothing

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Eb-tuning
 
Intro
 
Am G D G Am
 
[Verso 1]
Am D Am
I've had my fill of tears and prayers
D Am
I lived my life and had my share
D Am
You know my name and I'm still here with no regrets
Em C Em C Bm
I've been with fallen angels and nearly lost my mind
Em C
I saw the Devil and turned my back
G G#
And never left my soul behind
 
[Refrão]
Am G F Dm Am
Without you I'm nothing and you're my ticket to ride
G F Dm E
When we're apart I get the blues alone I'm nothing without you
 
Interlude
 
Am
 
[Verso 2]
Am D Am
Now through the years, I've hit some walls
D Am
I punched some holes and broke some bones
D Am
Traveled the world but I'm still here with no regrets
Em C Em C Bm
I've been with fallen angels and nearly lost my mind
Em C
I saw the Devil and turned my back
G G#
And never left my soul behind
 
[Refrão]
Am G F Dm Am
Without you I'm nothing and you're my ticket to ride
G F Dm E
When we're apart I get the blues alone I'm nothing without you
 
{Solo}
 
Em G Em G A Em G Em G A
Em D C Bm Am G Em
Em D C Bm Am G Em
Em G Em G A
[Refrão]
Am G F Dm Am
Without you I'm nothing and you're my ticket to ride
G F Dm E
When we're apart I get the blues alone I'm nothing without you
Am G F Dm Am
Without you I'm nothing and you're my ticket to ride
G F Dm E
When we're apart I get the blues alone I'm nothing without you
Am G F Dm Am
Without you I'm nothing and you're my ticket to ride
G F Dm E
When we're apart I get the blues alone I'm nothing without you
Am G F Dm Am
Without you I'm nothing and you're my ticket to ride
G F Dm E
When we're apart I get the blues alone I'm nothing without you

How to play Without You I'm Nothing

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Eb. 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.

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