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Another Ticket

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[Chords]
    D(b5)xx0132
   Dadd11xx0032
[Intro]
|    G|  D/F#|   Em|  D/F#| x4
|  A/G|  D/F#|  Em7|  D/F#|
[Verse 1]
  A/GWhy can't it sD/F#tay like this forEm7ever?D/F#  
  A/GWhy does it alD/F#ways have to Em7change?D/F#  
[Pre-Chorus]
  GEvery time you think you've D/F#paid the price
  Em7Seems you've always got to D/F#pay it twice
  GEvery time you think you're D/F#near the end
You Em7turn around and find another Aticket
[Chorus]
DOh my D(b5)love, Dadd11time is running Dout
DOh my D(b5)love, Dadd11time is running Dout
[Verse 2]
  A/GWhy must we D/F#wait until tomEm7orrowD/F#  
  A/GWhen we alrD/F#eady know the Em7score?D/F#  
[Pre-Chorus]
  GEvery time you think you've D/F#paid the price
  Em7Seems you've always got to D/F#pay it twice
  GEvery time you think you've D/F#got it made
  Em7Seems you're only lyin D/F#in the shade
  GEvery time you think you've D/F#run the course
  Em7Seems you've got to ride anD/F#other horse
  GEvery time you think you're D/F#near the end
You Em7turn around and find another Aticket
[Chorus]
DOh my D(b5)love, Dadd11time is running Dout
DOh my D(b5)love, Dadd11time is running Dout
[Interlude]
|  A/G|  D/F#|  Em7|  D/F#| 2x
[Pre-Chorus]
  GEvery time you think you've D/F#paid the price
  Em7Seems you've always got to D/F#pay it twice
  GEvery time you think you've D/F#got it made
  Em7Seems you're only lyin D/F#in the shade
  GEvery time you think you've D/F#run the course
  Em7Seems you've got to ride anD/F#other horse
  GEvery time you think you're D/F#near the end
You Em7turn around and find another Aticket
[Chorus]
DOh my D(b5)love, Dadd11time is running Dout
DOh my D(b5)love, Dadd11time is running Dout
DOh my D(b5)love, Dadd11time is running Dout
DOh my D(b5)love, Dadd11time is running Dout
(Fade out)

All chords in this song (9)

The story behind the song

This song comes from Eric Clapton's seventh solo studio album, recorded in the Bahamas. Clapton is celebrated as one of the most successful and influential guitarists in rock and blues music, known for his sustained blues improvisations and blues-based psychedelic pop. He has been a part of iconic bands like Cream, Blind Faith, and Derek and the Dominos, and this album features fellow guitarist Albert Lee. Playing this song can tap into the feeling of a journey, a new beginning, or a fresh start.

AI-written from these sources:Another Ticket — Wikipedia ↗Eric Clapton — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Another Ticket

by Eric Clapton

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

D(b5)

Dadd11

D/F#

A/G

Em7

[Chords]

D(b5)

xx0132

Dadd11

xx0032

[Intro]

G D/F# Em D/F#

| | | | | x4

A/G D/F# Em7 D/F#

| | | | |

[Verse 1]

A/G D/F# Em7 D/F#

Why can't it stay like this forever?

A/G D/F# Em7 D/F#

Why does it always have to change?

[Pre-Chorus]

G D/F#

Every time you think you've paid the price

Em7 D/F#

Seems you've always got to pay it twice

G D/F#

Every time you think you're near the end

Em7 A

You turn around and find another ticket

[Chorus]

D D(b5) Dadd11 D

Oh my love, time is running out

D D(b5) Dadd11 D

Oh my love, time is running out

[Verse 2]

A/G D/F# Em7 D/F#

Why must we wait until tomorrow

A/G D/F# Em7 D/F#

When we already know the score?

[Pre-Chorus]

G D/F#

Every time you think you've paid the price

Em7 D/F#

Seems you've always got to pay it twice

G D/F#

Every time you think you've got it made

Em7 D/F#

Seems you're only lyin in the shade

G D/F#

Every time you think you've run the course

Em7 D/F#

Seems you've got to ride another horse

G D/F#

Every time you think you're near the end

Em7 A

You turn around and find another ticket

[Chorus]

D D(b5) Dadd11 D

Oh my love, time is running out

D D(b5) Dadd11 D

Oh my love, time is running out

[Interlude]

A/G D/F# Em7 D/F#

| | | | | 2x

[Pre-Chorus]

G D/F#

Every time you think you've paid the price

Em7 D/F#

Seems you've always got to pay it twice

G D/F#

Every time you think you've got it made

Em7 D/F#

Seems you're only lyin in the shade

G D/F#

Every time you think you've run the course

Em7 D/F#

Seems you've got to ride another horse

G D/F#

Every time you think you're near the end

Em7 A

You turn around and find another ticket

[Chorus]

D D(b5) Dadd11 D

Oh my love, time is running out

D D(b5) Dadd11 D

Oh my love, time is running out

D D(b5) Dadd11 D

Oh my love, time is running out

D D(b5) Dadd11 D

Oh my love, time is running out

(Fade out)

About Another Ticket Chords by Eric Clapton

Learn how to play Another Ticket by Eric Clapton with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Another Ticket chords”, “Another Ticket guitar chords”, or “Eric Clapton Another Ticket 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 Another Ticket chords and for experienced players who want accurate Another Ticket lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D(b5), Dadd11, G, D/F#, Em, A/G.

FAQ — Another Ticket by Eric Clapton

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What key is "Another Ticket" in?

The chords for "Another Ticket" show the original chord names (including D(b5), Dadd11, G, D/F#, Em, A/G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.