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Sunday

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A*: x01220
[Intro]
BmNothing remains
We could run Ewhen the rain slowsBm  
Look for the cars Gmor signs of lifeE  
Where the heat goesEm  
[Verse]
BmLook for the drifters
We should crawl Eunder the brackenBm  
Look for the shafts of Gmlight on the roadE  
Where the heat goesEm  
Everything has changed
[Chorus]
C#mFor in truth it's the Bbeginning of nothing
And Anothing has changed
A*
Everything has changed
C#mFor in truth it's the Bbeginning of an end
And Anothing has changed
A7Everything has changed
[Bridge]
EmIn your fear
Of Cwhat we have become
Take to the Emfire
Now we must burn
All Cthat we are
Rise Emtogether
Through these clouds
EAs on wings
 E    C#mx4
E
[Verse]
BmThis is the trip
And this the Ebusiness we takeBm  
This is our number
GmAll my trials
ELord, will be remembered
EmEverything has changed
[Outro]
Bm E Bm Gm E Em
 C#m   B   A  A*

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The story behind the song

David Bowie, known for his constant reinvention and influential presence in music, crafted "Sunday" as part of his diverse artistic journey. This song, appearing on the release "Some Soul in a Lonely World," carries the weight of an artist who consistently explored new sonic and thematic landscapes. It plays like a contemplative piece, perhaps reflecting on the quiet introspection or the bittersweet calm that a Sunday can bring.

AI-written from these sources:David Bowie — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Sunday

by David Bowie

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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C#m

A*: x01220

[Intro]

Nothing remains

E Bm

We could run when the rain slows

Gm E

Look for the cars or signs of life

Where the heat goes

[Verse]

Look for the drifters

E Bm

We should crawl under the bracken

Gm E

Look for the shafts of light on the road

Where the heat goes

Everything has changed

[Chorus]

C#m B

For in truth it's the beginning of nothing

And nothing has changed

Everything has changed

C#m B

For in truth it's the beginning of an end

And nothing has changed

Everything has changed

[Bridge]

In your fear

Of what we have become

Take to the fire

Now we must burn

All that we are

Rise together

Through these clouds

As on wings

E C#m

[Verse]

This is the trip

E Bm

And this the business we take

This is our number

All my trials

Lord, will be remembered

Everything has changed

[Outro]

Bm E Bm Gm E Em

C#m B A A

About Sunday Chords by David Bowie

Learn how to play Sunday by David Bowie with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Sunday chords”, “Sunday guitar chords”, or “David Bowie Sunday chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Sunday chords and for experienced players who want accurate Sunday lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, Bm, E, Gm, Em, C#m.

FAQ — Sunday by David Bowie

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What key is "Sunday" in?

The chords for "Sunday" show the original chord names (including A, Bm, E, Gm, Em, C#m). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.