You Can Always Come Home
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[(intro) ]F# B C#
F#
I don't think he deserves you
I'm gonna come right out and say it
B
Even though I hardly know you at all
C#
Thats what makes this so hard
F#
'Cause I remember he hurt you
Told you he didn't have the time
B
To see you or even answer your calls
C#
After breaking your heart
Ebm
I know we barely even started
C#
But I fully believe you could have been the one for me
Ebm
And I miss what we might have had
C#
Honey I miss what we could have done
B
I wrote a sad song about it and I'm still pretty bitter
F# C#
but i'm happy if your happy, he won
B F#
I still miss you in the night
C#
And I want you to know
Ebm B
If he leaves you cold in the city aching for a lover
C# F#
Honey, you can always come home.
Yeahhh.
F#
Ohh, do you ever stop to think
That he did it to you once
B
So he's probably gonna do it again
C#
Oh do you defend
F#
That he's an angel of virtue
He made a mistake and it cost him what he loved
But he knows what he's done
He's sorry for it now
B C#
Oh, he's never gonna leave you again
Ebm
Well maybe your right, but i still believe
B C#
That you could have be the one for me
Ebm
And i miss what we might have had
B C#
Honey, i miss what we could have done
B
I wrote a sad song about it and I'm still pretty bitter
F# C#
but i'm happy if your happy, he won
B F#
I still miss you in the night
C#
And I want you to know
Ebm B
If he leaves you cold in the city aching for a lover
C# F#
Honey, you can always come home.
Ebm
If he leaves you cold in the city
And you're begging for a lover
C# F#
Honey you can always come home
How to play You Can Always Come Home
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F#. 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.