Youre The One - John Kontol

Youre The One

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
John Kontol - You're The One
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUIysbzunxw
 
* octaves (no chords)
 
[Intro]
F* F* G* F* F* G*
Ebmaj9 Abaug
Dbmaj9 Gaug
 
[Verse 1]
Cmaj9 Bb7
I remember
Dm9 E/G
The way things used to be
Cmaj7 Bb7
No-one ever
Dm9
Thought they'd ever be
Bb7#11
Sugar in my tea
Am11
But you're the one
A7b13
You're the one
Dm9 Dmmaj9/G
The only one
 
[Verse 2]
Cmaj9 Bb7
And I remember
Dm9 E/G
The nights we spent alone
Cmaj9 Bb7
Close together
Dm9
Talkin' on the phone
Bb7#11
You get back down to roam
Am11
You're the one
A7b13
You're the one
Dmaj9 Dm9
The only one
 
[Chorus]
Bmaj7 C#m7 D#m7 G#m7
I never promised you a paradise
C#m7 Gaug Bmaj9
Sometimes I really wished I could
Ebmaj9 Dm7 Em7 Am7
But you never said you'd need a special thing
Dm7 Bb9#11 Cmaj7
'Cause your special thing was me
 
[Instrumental]
Bb7 Dm9 G13
Cmaj7 Bb7 Dm9 Bb7#11
Am11 A7b13 Dm9 Dmmaj9/G
 
[Verse 3]
Cmaj9 Bb7
Woah I remember
Dm9 E/G
The fire in your eyes
Cmaj7 Bb7
Stay forever
Dm9
'Cause the moon in the sky
Bb7#11
Is there for you and I
Am11
You're the one
A7b13
You're the one
Dmaj9 Dm9
The only one
 
[Chorus]
Bmaj7 C#m7 D#m7 G#m7
I never promised you a paradise
C#m7 Gaug Bmaj9
Sometimes I really wished I could
Ebmaj9 Dm7 Em7 Am7
But you never said you'd need a special thing
Dm7 Fmmaj9/Bb N.C.
'Cause your special thing
 
[Outro]
Ebmaj7 Abaug Dbmaj7 Gaug
Was me
Cmaj9 Bb7
Oh, I will remember
 
[Synth Melody]
Dm9 G13
Cmaj7 Bb7 Dm9 Abdim7
Cmaj7

How to play Youre The One

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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.

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