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The Lengths

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1/51

Tempo 80 BPMVol

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Step 1 / 51Position: 2

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

Artist: The Black keys
Song: The lengths
Capo 6
[Intro]
e|-----------------------------------------------|
B|-----------------1-------1------1----1---------|
G|-----0------0----0----0h2--0-0h2--0h2—2p0------|
D|--0h2----0h2--0h2-----3-------------------3----|
A|---------3-------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------|
e|--------------------------------3--3--3—0-0----|
B|-------------------------1----3/5--5--5—5—3-1--|
G|-----0-------0----0---0h2----------------------|
D|--0h2-----0h2--0h2----3------------------------|
A|--3------3-------------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------------------------|
[Verse 1]
  Ctell me where you're gFmaj7oin
or whCat is going wroFmaj7ng
  CI felt you leavFmaj7in
befoCre you'd even goFmaj7ne
   Chold me nFmaj7ow
or never ever Chold me agaFmaj7in
   Cno more taFmaj7lk
can take me from this Cpain I'm iFmaj7n
      G           Fmaj7(pain i'm in)C  
[Verse 2]
  Csee the moonlight shinFmaj7in
Con your window pFmaj7ane
  Csee it leave yFmaj7ou
as faCithful as it caFmaj7me
  Cplease yoursFmaj7elf
so you don't have to Cbe afraFmaj7id
  Cmake amenFmaj7ds
or carry on anCother waFmaj7y
      G            Fmaj7(another way)C  
[Verse 3]
  Ctell me what you were thFmaj7inkin
to trCeat somebody Fmaj7so
  Cthe care he tFmaj7ook
the lCengths to which he'd gFmaj7o
  Ccoals are hFmaj7ot
to walk across Cwithout your shFmaj7oes
  Cbut in the enFmaj7d
know that you got Cnothin to loFmaj7se
      G         Fmaj7(nothin to lose)C  
(Slide - something like)
e|-------------------------------------------|
B|–11/14----16/11-----11-14-11---------------|
G|--------------------------------13/11------|
D|-------------------------------------------|
A|-------------------------------------------|
E|-------------------------------------------|

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The Lengths

by The Black Keys

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 6 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Fmaj7

Artist: The Black keys

Song: The lengths

Capo 6

[Intro]

e|-----------------------------------------------|

B|-----------------1-------1------1----1---------|

G|-----0------0----0----0h2--0-0h2--0h2—2p0------|

D|--0h2----0h2--0h2-----3-------------------3----|

A|---------3-------------------------------------|

E|-----------------------------------------------|

e|--------------------------------3--3--3—0-0----|

B|-------------------------1----3/5--5--5—5—3-1--|

G|-----0-------0----0---0h2----------------------|

D|--0h2-----0h2--0h2----3------------------------|

A|--3------3-------------------------------------|

E|-----------------------------------------------|

[Verse 1]

C Fmaj7

tell me where you're goin

C Fmaj7

or what is going wrong

C Fmaj7

I felt you leavin

C Fmaj7

before you'd even gone

C Fmaj7

hold me now

C Fmaj7

or never ever hold me again

C Fmaj7

no more talk

C Fmaj7

can take me from this pain I'm in

G Fmaj7 C

(pain i'm in)

[Verse 2]

C Fmaj7

see the moonlight shinin

C Fmaj7

on your window pane

C Fmaj7

see it leave you

C Fmaj7

as faithful as it came

C Fmaj7

please yourself

C Fmaj7

so you don't have to be afraid

C Fmaj7

make amends

C Fmaj7

or carry on another way

G Fmaj7 C

(another way)

[Verse 3]

C Fmaj7

tell me what you were thinkin

C Fmaj7

to treat somebody so

C Fmaj7

the care he took

C Fmaj7

the lengths to which he'd go

C Fmaj7

coals are hot

C Fmaj7

to walk across without your shoes

C Fmaj7

but in the end

C Fmaj7

know that you got nothin to lose

G Fmaj7 C

(nothin to lose)

(Slide - something like)

e|-------------------------------------------|

B|–11/14----16/11-----11-14-11---------------|

G|--------------------------------13/11------|

D|-------------------------------------------|

A|-------------------------------------------|

E|-------------------------------------------|

About The Lengths Chords by The Black Keys

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