I don't think someone posted any chords for this song yet.
It's a song by a really great duo, here is a link to their website:
http://billandmurray.bandcamp.com/releases
You can also listen to the song there.
This is a really nice song for beginners, due to that really slow rhythm.
If you can't play barre chords yet, you can capo the 2nd fret and transpose down by 2 half-steps.
Anyway, here it goes:
Intro: E / A / F#m / A
E E
You know I heard,
A
about that world
F#m
you're living in.
A
You know I used to live there too
E
There was a sound,
a certain ambiance.
A
It's very easy to fall in love with it.
F#m A
It's very easy to think it loves you too.
E
But you should remember
last December,
A
there was rain on my windowpane.
F#m
There was pain in my heart,
and pain in my brain.
A
When all my hopes went up in flames.
E
But then you came.
Doo, doo do do doo.
A
Doo do do doo.
Doo do do doo.
F#m
Doo do do doo.
Doo do do doo.
A
Doo do do doo.
Doo do do doo.
E
And then you came...
Now you just repeat the song again, the chords are the same, the singing is just different.
Remember that you have to notice the half-bar E in the beggining of the song, or you'll
lose the rhythm.
Please rate if it helped you in any way :)
It's a song by a really great duo, here is a link to their website:
http://billandmurray.bandcamp.com/releases
You can also listen to the song there.
This is a really nice song for beginners, due to that really slow rhythm.
If you can't play barre chords yet, you can capo the 2nd fret and transpose down by 2 half-steps.
Anyway, here it goes:
Intro: E / A / F#m / A
E E
You know I heard,
A
about that world
F#m
you're living in.
A
You know I used to live there too
E
There was a sound,
a certain ambiance.
A
It's very easy to fall in love with it.
F#m A
It's very easy to think it loves you too.
E
But you should remember
last December,
A
there was rain on my windowpane.
F#m
There was pain in my heart,
and pain in my brain.
A
When all my hopes went up in flames.
E
But then you came.
Doo, doo do do doo.
A
Doo do do doo.
Doo do do doo.
F#m
Doo do do doo.
Doo do do doo.
A
Doo do do doo.
Doo do do doo.
E
And then you came...
Now you just repeat the song again, the chords are the same, the singing is just different.
Remember that you have to notice the half-bar E in the beggining of the song, or you'll
lose the rhythm.
Please rate if it helped you in any way :)
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