Your Loves On The Line - Earl Thomas Conley

Your Loves On The Line

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Intro:
G Am C G
G F C D
G Am C G
G F C D
 
Verse:
G F C G
You've never cheated, you've never lied
G F C G
You've never had feelin's that you've had to hide
Am F D Dsus4 D Dsus2
For she's got you thinkin' of somethin' so different tonight
 
G F C G
It's too late to worry what's right or what's wrong
G F C G
And you're a little too crazy to leave it alone
Am F D Dsus4 D Dsus2
When you're lookin' at somethin' that's too good to push it aside
 
[Refrão]
G Am C
Boy, she's got your head in the clouds
G G F C D
And your heart in a bind
G Am C
How come you're feelin' so proud
G G F C D
When your love's on the line?
 
Instrumental:
G Am C G
G F C D
G Am C G
G F C D
 
Verse:
G F C G
You still think your first love's the best in your life
G F C G
When you know you should hurry, but you can't say goodbye
Am F D Dsus4 D Dsus2
And you know you can't go back and feel like you're where you belong
 
G F C G
Now the sweet taste of freedom is hard to control
G F C G
When the touch of a woman's so tender to hold
Am F D Dsus4 D Dsus2
She won't even let you remember how long you've been gone
 
[Refrão]
G Am C
Boy, you've got your head in the clouds
G G F C D
And your heart in a bind
G Am C
So how come you're feelin' so proud
G G F C D
When your love's on the line?
 
G Am C
Yeah, you've got your head in the clouds
G G F C D
And your heart in a bind
G Am C
So how come you're feelin' so proud
G G F C D
When your love's on the line?
 
OUTRO:
G Am C G
G F C G
G Am C G
G F C D
G Am C D
G F C D
G Am C G
G F C G
G Am C G
G F C D - FADE OUT

How to play Your Loves On The Line

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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