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Key: G
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
 G- 320033
 D- xx0232
 C- x32010
Intro:  G   C   D   Cx2
Verse 1:
  GOne flight back
Cdown the stairs
  DI feel sick but
CI don't care If
GI don't fall aCpart
today is a Dgood dayC  
  GRemember when we
Cmade that drive
  DRest stop on
C75 That Ggirl
recogCnized me it
made me feel DweirdC  
Chorus 1:
In GTennesDsee I felt
good Ceffortlessly
So maybe Git's a good
Dtime to write this
Cdown I'm talking
Gall the Dway about
these Cplans I made
These changing
Gleaves and Dtimes
and time Czones
Woah oh oh oh oh oh
Verse 2:
  GRemember when we
Cnever cared DDrove
along and Claughed
and stared I Gdon't
miss those Cdays
just the DtimesC  
  GCause that grass
was Cnever green
  DAnd i don't need
to Ccause a scene
I'm Gjust as happy
Cnow as I was
Dthen I Cthink
Chorus 2:
I think the
GiroDny it was
never Clost on
the Gway that we
reDlate it'll never
Cchange And that's
oGkay with Dme it's
not supCposed
to be so easy
  GThat's why I Dtry
to write it Cdown
That's why I try
            G(hold)
to write it down

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Whits End

by Mixtapes

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Key: G

Tuning: Standard EADGBe

Chords used:

- 320033

- xx0232

- x32010

G C D C

Intro: x2

Verse 1:

One flight back

down the stairs

I feel sick but

I don't care If

G C

I don't fall apart

D C

today is a good day

Remember when we

made that drive

Rest stop on

C G

75 That girl

recognized me it

D C

made me feel weird

Chorus 1:

G D

In Tennessee I felt

good effortlessly

So maybe it's a good

time to write this

down I'm talking

G D

all the way about

these plans I made

These changing

G D

leaves and times

and time zones

Woah oh oh oh oh oh

Verse 2:

Remember when we

C D

never cared Drove

along and laughed

and stared I don't

miss those days

D C

just the times

Cause that grass

was never green

And i don't need

to cause a scene

I'm just as happy

now as I was

D C

then I think

Chorus 2:

I think the

G D

irony it was

never lost on

the way that we

relate it'll never

change And that's

G D

okay with me it's

not supposed

to be so easy

G D

That's why I try

to write it down

That's why I try

G(hold)

to write it down

About Whits End Chords by Mixtapes

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What key is "Whits End" in?

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