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Foto de Elton John

Writing

por Elton John

Compositor: Ann Orson / Bernie Taupin
Tono: A
Afinación: E A D G B E
Capo: 0
Dificultad: Difícil
Visitas
134
Tono:
A
| G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 |

G2       C2       G2    C2       G2        C2
Is there anything left, .  maybe steak and eggs
G2     C2    Dm6         E7             Am
Waking up to washing up, making up your bed
Am Em  D <>     D6 D   C <>        Am7 <>      |G2  C2 |      
La-zy  days, my ra-zor blade could use a better edge

| G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 |

G2    C2       G2              C2      G2   C2        G2 
It's enough to make you laugh, . relax in a nice cool bath
C2    Dm6           E7                      Am
Inspiration for navigation of our new found craft
Am Em   D <>    D6  D    C <>     Am7 <>         |G2   C2 | 
I  know you and you know me, it's always half and half

| G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 |

F#7                Bm7         E7              A
And we were oh oh, so you know not the kind to dawdle
G#m7               C#7         F#7      C#7  F    F#
Will the things we wrote today sound as good tomorrow
Bm7              E7      Amaj7          F#m7
We will still be writing in approaching years
G#m7              C#7            F#7      C#7  F#
Stifling yawns on Sundays as the weekends disappear

G2       C2          G2           C2
We could stretch our legs if we'd half a mind
G2             C2             G2      C2
. But don't disturb us if you hear us trying
   Dm6                         E7             Am
To instigate the structure of another line or two
      Am        Em       D <>      D6   D     C <>             
Cause writing's lighting up, and I like life enough to see it through

| G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 |

F#7                Bm7         E7              A
And we were oh oh, so you know not the kind to dawdle
G#m7               C#7         F#7      C#7  F    F#
Will the things we wrote today sound as good tomorrow
Bm7              E7      Amaj7          F#m7
We will still be writing in approaching years
G#m7              C#7            F#7      C#7  F#
Stifling yawns on Sundays as the weekends disappear

| G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 | Dm6 | E7 | Am |
| Am Em | D <>  | D6 D  | C  <> | Am7 <> |
| G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 |

G2       C2          G2           C2
We could stretch our legs if we'd half a mind
G2             C2             G2      C2
. But don't disturb us if you hear us trying
   Dm6                         E7             Am
To instigate the structure of another line or two
      Am        Em       D <>      D6   D     C <>            
Cause writing's lighting up, and I like life enough to see it through

| G2 C2 |

      Am        Em       D <>      D6   D     C <> 
Cause writing's lighting up, and I like life enough to see it through

| G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 C2 | G2 <> |


G2           = 320033
C2 (Cadd9)   = x32033
Dm6          = xx0201
D6           = xx0202

Preguntas Frecuentes

¿Cuál es el tono original de los acordes de Writing de Elton John?

El tono original registrado para esta tablatura de Writing es A.

¿Cómo está clasificada la dificultad de los acordes de Writing?

Esta versión de Writing está clasificada con una dificultad de nivel Difícil.

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