Xavier Rogers - Ask Yourself
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Amaj7 F#m A E
[Verse 1]
Amaj7
I was standing there,
F#m
At the bus stop where you said you were,
A E
You never came.
[Verse 2]
Amaj7
So I called you up, asking where have you been
F#m
And then you just hang up as if I wasn’t there
A E
I didn’t know what to do
[Verse 3]
Amaj7
I walked away, thinking maybe it’s ok,
F#m A
But looking back, maybe I should have stayed
A
Should have stayed.
[Chorus]
Amaj7
So I ask myself, where is this going,
F#m
And I ask myself, where am I taking this
A E
I tell myself, not to get caught too deep.
Amaj7
Do you ever ask yourself, where is this going,
F#m
On the nights when you don’t sleep too well
A E
Do you ask yourself, was it all worth it?
Amaj7 F#m A E
[Verse 4]
Amaj7
Your light blonde hair,
F#m
And the way that your eyes met mine,
A E
Took a part. Part of me.
[Verse 5]
Amaj7
Faster than I,
F#m
Could even blink one unknowing eye,
A E
You were gone. Taken from me.
[Chorus]
Amaj7
So I ask myself, where is this going,
F#m
And I ask myself, where am I taking this
A E
I tell myself, not to get caught too deep.
Amaj7
Do you ever ask yourself, where is this going,
F#m
On the nights when you don’t sleep too well
A E
Do you ask yourself, was it all worth it?
N.C.
So I ask myself, where is this going,
And I ask myself, where am I taking this
I tell myself, not to get caught too deep.
Amaj7
Do you ever ask yourself, where is this going,
F#m
On the nights when you don’t sleep too well
A E
Do you ask yourself, was it all worth it?
How to play Xavier Rogers - Ask Yourself
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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.