Wood On The Fire
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste:
2nd traste
[Intro]
F Am7 G
F Am7 G Em
[Verse]
F Am7 G
I hear the clock ticking in the hall
F Am7 G
I feel the footsteps rattling off the wall
Em
It's a scene, isn't it?
F Am7 G
I hear the leaves falling on the roof
F Am7 G
I feel the moon beginning to move
Em
It's serene, isn't it?
[Chorus]
F Am7
This time of night
G
I either wanna die
Em
Or I think I can fly
F Am7
This time of night
G
I'm swallowing the high
Em
From voices in the sky
F Am7
And I get a little bit tired
G
Just a little bit wired
Em
But throw some wood on the fire
F Am7
Then, this time of night
G
I won't say goodbye
Em
I can't say goodbye
[Verse 2]
F Am7 G
Sometimes I like to listen to the cicadas
F Am7 G
Sometimes I wonder how it sounds to have made it
Em
It's silent, isn't it?
F Am7 G
Sometimes I like to listen to the heat
F Am7 G
Sometimes I wonder 'bout the things I've seen
Em
It's violent, isn't it?
[Chorus]
F Am7
This time of night
G
I either wanna die
Em
Or I think I can fly
F Am7
This time of night
G
I'm swallowing the high
Em
From voices in the sky
F Am7
And I get a little bit tired
G
Just a little bit wired
Em
But throw some wood on the fire
F Am7
Then, this time of night
G
I won't say goodbye
Em
I can't say goodbye
[Bridge]
F Am7 G
F Am7 G Em
F Am7 G
F Am7 G Em
[Outro]
Fmaj7sus2 Am7 G
Fmaj7sus2 Am7
This time of night
G
I either wanna die
Em7
Or I think I can fly
Fmaj7sus2 Am7
This time of night
G
I'm swallowing the high
Em7
From voices in the sky
Fmaj7sus2 Am7
And I get a little bit tired
G
Just a little bit wired
Em7
But throw some wood on the fire
Fmaj7sus2 Am7
Then, this time of night
G Em7 Fmaj7sus2
I won't say goodbye
How to play Wood On The Fire
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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.