No One

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This sounds alright, I'm just not sure about the B chord, it sounds weird with
just voice and guitar.
[Intro]
E B6 C#m7
[Verse 1]
E B6 C#m7
I just want you close
A E
Where you can stay forever
B6
You can be sure
A E
That it will only get better
B6
You and me together
C#m7
Through the days and nights
I don't worry 'cuz
A E
Everythings gonna be alright
B6
People keep talking
C#m7
They can say what they like
A E
But all I know is everything's gonna be alright
[Chorus]
B6 C#m7
No one no one no one
A E
Can get in the way of what I'm feeling
B6 C#m7
No one no one no one
A E
Can get in the way of what I feel for you
B C#m
You you
A E
Can get in the way of what I feel for you
[Verse 2]
B6 C#m7
When the rain is pouring down
A E
And my heart is hurtin'
B6 C#m7
You will always be around
A
This I know for certain
B6
You and me together
C#m7
Through the days and nights
I don't worry 'cuz
A E
Everythings gonna be alright
B6
People keep talking
C#m7
They can say what they like
A E
But all I know is everything's gonna be alright
[Chorus]
B6 C#m7
No one no one no one
A E
Can get in the way of what I'm feeling
B6 C#m7
No one no one no one
A E
Can get in the way of what I feel for you
B C#m
You you
A
Can get in the way of what I feel
F#m E/G#
I know some people search the world
A
To find something like what we have
F#m E/G#
I know people will try
Try to divide
A
Something so real
B6
So till the end of time
E
I'm telling you that there ain't no one
[Chorus]
B6 C#m7
No one no one
A E
Can get in the way of what I'm feelin'
B6 C#m7
No one no one no one
A E
Can get in the way of what I feel for you
*Then she sings "oh, oh, oh.." a bunch of times, good luck figuring out which
ones have different chords, I think it's:
B
5th:
C#m
10th:
A
15th:
E
23rd:
B
28th:
C#m
33rd;
A
38th:
E
46th:
*But I'm really not sure
[Outro]
BC#mA
once then repeat:
EBC#mA
and fade out.

No One chords and lyrics

Free chords for No One by Alicia Keys. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

This sounds alright, I'm just not sure about the B chord, it sounds weird with
just voice and guitar.
[Intro]
E B6 C#m7
[Verse 1]
I don't worry 'cuz
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
I don't worry 'cuz
[Chorus]
Try to divide
[Chorus]
*Then she sings "oh, oh, oh.." a bunch of times, good luck figuring out which
ones have different chords, I think it's:
5th: B
10th: C#m
15th: A
23rd: E
28th: B
33rd; C#m
38th: A
[Outro]
B C#m A once then repeat:
E B C#m A and fade out.

No One Chords by Alicia Keys

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