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Losing Keys

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Hey gang, last song on Jack's album, Sleep Through the Static. Enjoy
[Verse 1]
        G
Don't worry
C                              G
Everybody in the room notices you
G
Sit back and relax
               C
The night is early
                  G
You're 'bout to overdo it
Am7                                                D
So come and tell me something that you've already told me
Am7                                           D
Cause everybody's already heard all of your stories
                              G
I'm hoping some of them are true
[Verse 2]
            G
I've been losing lots of keys lately,
  D
I don't know what that means
                 Em                                             C
But maybe I'd be better off with things that can't be locked at all
         G
I've been feeling kind of seasick lately,
D
See you reaching to me gonna save me
Em                                       C
You or me, I would much rather take the fall
[Chorus]
Am7
The world has its ways
D
To quiet us down
Am7
The world has its ways
D                           C
To quiet us down comes the rain
                        D
Down comes our spirits again
                     C
But down comes the strength
                   D
To lift us up and then...
[Instrumental]
G
G  D   Em  C
              (x2)
[Verse 3]
G          D
Been going upwind now
Em
For too long
C
Forget how
G
To let go
D
Seems too hard
Em
Too late now
C
To turn around
[Chorus]
Am7
The world has its ways
D
To quiet us down
Am7
The world has its ways
D                           C
To quiet us down comes the rain
                         D
Down comes our spirits again
                 C
Down comes the strength
                   D
To lift us up and then...
[Outro]
G
G  D   Em  C
             repeat to fade

Losing Keys chords and lyrics

Free chords for Losing Keys by Jack Johnson. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Hey gang, last song on Jack's album, Sleep Through the Static. Enjoy
[Verse 1]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Instrumental]
G
G   D    Em    C   (x2)
[Verse 3]
[Chorus]
[Outro]
G
G   D    Em    C  repeat to fade

Losing Keys Chords by Jack Johnson

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What key is "Losing Keys" in?

The chords for "Losing Keys" show the original chord names (including G, C, Am7, D, Em). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.