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Acorde de Asleep On A Sunbeam - Belle And Sebastian

Letra de Asleep On A Sunbeam



Intro

D A G D X2



Verse1:



D A

When the half light makes for a clearer view

Bm G

Sleep a little more if you want to

E A G D

But restlessness has seized me now, it's true



D A

I could watch the dreams flicker in your eyes

Bm G

Lying here asleep on a sunbeam

E A G - A G A

I wonder if you realise you fascinate me so





[Solo] Verse chords over this x 1



Verse 2: (chords as verse 1 except the last line)

D A

Think about a new destination

Bm G

If you think you need inspiration

E A G D

Roll out the map and mark it with a pin

D A

I will follow every direction

Bm G E A

Just lace up your shoes while I'm fetching a sleeping bag, a tent...



Chorus:

A

Another summer's passing by

G E A - G F#

All I need is somewhere I feel the grass beneath my feet

G E

A walk on sand, a fire I can warm my hands

G D

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My joy will be complete





[Intro chords] x 2





[solo over verse chords] x 1







Verse 3: [As verses above]

I thought about a new destination

I'm never short of new inspiration

Roll out the map and mark it with a gin

Made my plans to conquer the country

I'm waiting for you to get out of your situation

With your job and with your life





G E A - G F#

All I need is somewhere I feel the grass beneath my feet

G E

A walk on sand, a fire I can warm my hands

G D

My joy will be complete





A

Another summer's passing by

G E A - G F#

All I need is somewhere I feel the grass beneath my feet

G E

A walk on sand, a fire I can warm my hands

G D

My joy will be complete





[Intro to end]







Letra subida por: An�nimo

Discos en los que aparece este acorde: Dear Catastrophe Waitress

El acorde de Asleep On A Sunbeam de Belle And Sebastian es una versi�n de la canci�n original realizada por colaboradores/usuarios de Coveralia.

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