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What Now What Next Where To

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              What Now, What Next, Where To – Elvis Presley
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Written by: Hal Blair and Don Robertson
From: "Double Trouble" (1963)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
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[Intro]
  C  G  C
|  |  |  | % |
[Verse]
       C                           G           C
Like a ship without a compass on a cold lonely sea
   C               F                C
No beacon light of love to guide me through
  F                                 C
I lost the only treasure that means anything to me
     C         G7          C
What now, what next, where to?
[Verse]
  C                                  G          C
I thought I had a love that would be mine eternally
  C                  F          C
I felt so sure you'd be forever true
    F                           C
Now everything I counted on has crumbled under you
     C         G7          C
What now, what next, where to?
[Middle 8]
         G                                 C
You were part of every dream I dreamed, of everything I planned
G                                  C
 How could I know our castles were built upon the sand
[Verse] part
      F                               C
Won't heaven send an angel please, to tell me what to do
     C        G7         C     F
                      |     |    | 
What now, what next, where to?
[Coda]
                                 1 + 2 + 3
     C        G7         C   C  G  C
                      |    |       
What now, what next, where to?

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Free chords for What Now What Next Where To by Elvis Presley. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
              What Now, What Next, Where To – Elvis Presley
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Written by: Hal Blair and Don Robertson
From: "Double Trouble" (1963)
Tabbed by: maguri
Tuning: Standard
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Intro]
| C | G | C | % |
[Verse]
[Verse]
[Middle 8]
[Verse] part
[Coda]
                                 1 + 2 + 3

What Now What Next Where To Chords by Elvis Presley

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