
Chords used
D
A/C
Bm
D7
A
G
D/F
E7
Asus
F#7
D9
E4
Em9
Gm9
C7
A7
D6
C#m7
Bm7
F#m9
B7
A13
Csus
F#9
F9
E9
C
Cmaj7
F
Fm
Dm
Ab
Am
Em
B
G#m
D#m
A#m
C#m
F/A
Bb
F7
Eb
Db
Gb
Bbm
Ebm
Dbmaj7
Gbm
Gm
Cm
F#m
Em7
C2
G/F
Am7
C/G
Cm7
D/B
D/Db
A6
1.
Nothing
Key: DHardD
A/C
Bm
D7
A
G
D/F
E7
Asus
F#7
D9
E4
Em9
Gm9
C7
A7
D6
C#m7
Bm7
F#m9
B7
A13
Csus
F#9
F9
E9
TracksuiDts and red winA/Ce movies Bmfor two D7 A
WGe take off ourD/F phones E7and turn ofAsusf our shoes
WDe'll play nintA/Cendo thoughBm I always lD7oseA
CGos you watch thD/Fe tv whileE7 I'm watchAsusing you
ThDere's not many peF#7ople i'd hBmonestly sD9ay
GI don't mind lD/Fosing tE7sus4o E4
But there's nEm9othing like doing nGm9othing C7
With Dyou Em9 A7
DDumb conversatiA/Con we losBme track of tD7imeA
HGave i told youD/F lately E7i'm gratefuAsusl you're mine
WDe watch the nA/Cotebook fBmor the 17th tD7imeA
GI say it's stD/Fupid then E7you catch mAsuse crying
WDe're not making F#7out on a bBmoat in theD9 rain
Or in Ga house i paiD/Fnted blE7sus4ue E4
But there's nEm9othing like doing nGm9othing C7
With Dyou D6 C#m7 F#7
So shBmut all the windows lock all the doors
We're not lBm7ooking for no one don't nE7sus4eed nothing mE7ore
BmYou'll bite my lip and i'll want you more
UntBm7il we end up in a hE7sus4eap on the flE7oor
Gm9Mmmm C7mmmm F#m9mmmm B7mmmm
Em9Mmmm mmmm A13mmmm mmmm
You could be dDancing on tA/Cable tops wBmearing high hD7eelAs
DrGinking untiD/Fl the world spE7ins like a whAsuseel
But tDonight your apF#7artment has sBmo much appD9eal
Who needs stGars? WeD/F've got a rE7sus4oof E4
And there's nEm9othing like doing nGm9othing Csus
With Bmyou F#9 F9 E9
No there's nEm9othing like doing nA7othing
With Dyou
2.
Home (live)
Key: CHardC
Cmaj7
C7
F
Fm
Dm
G
Ab
A
Am
Em
D
CThere's no life, without Cmaj7love they say
C7None worth havingF anyway, Fmyou're a mystery to Cme some days
Dm But that's what keeps me sane, G
C The heart that yearns is Cmaj7always young, but Fyou can't love just Abanyone,
C It's been a while since A21,Dm but I still feel the Fsame
So take me Fhome, Cdon't spare the horses
AAmway to the silence I need
Take me Fhome, Cdon't spare the horses
AAmway to a gossamer breeze
I Fdon't need Cto buiDmld a house of Cstone G
Cause wherFmever you arFe's where I call Chome
C Cause we're just Cmaj7you me,
Can C7drink and laugh and Fdance 'till 3
Fm Cause I have everyCthing I need, when DmI'm with you alone G
C Home is where we Cmaj7stay all night, no Froof above our Abstarry sky
C I'd lie here, 'till the Aday I die, and our Dmtime together's Fflown
So take me Fhome, Cdon't spare the horses
AAmway to the silence I need
Take me Fhome, Cdon't spare the horses
AAmway to a gossamer breeze
I Fdon't need Cto buiDmld a house of Cstone G
Cause wherFmever you arFe's where I call Chome
And I Amknow I've made misEmtakes at times,
Every Cnow and then I've Dmade you cry, for that EmI'm FsorGry,
But Amthey were few and Emfar between,
We're Ccloser now than we've Dever been,
You Dmknow CI'm FsorDmry
I Cused to wonder, Cmaj7why I'm here,
No C7rhyme no reasonF would appear,
But Fmsince we've met, it's Cloud and clear,
I'm Dmhere to see you, Chome
3.
Wouldn't Mean A Thing
Key: FHardF
B
G#m
C
D#m
A#m
G
C#m
D
I could cFlimb the Himalayan mountains
Or the Bpyramids in G#mWest Peru
I could tCravel back in time and hear Al GreenD#m sing A#m
It woG#muldn?t mean a thing withFout you
FI could sail across the Indian Ocean
And bBathe in the reflection of the mooD#mn
I could find Gthe buried treasure of ancient kings D#m
FBut it wouldn?t mean a thG#ming without yoFu
FNo, it wouldn?t mean a G#mthing without yFou
You bring out the bCest in mFe
Help me see theB world differently G#m
Be a bettBer man than I?d ever be on my oGwn G#m
I?ll give you the restC of me
D#mYou?re the reason I rest eFasily
A#mIt?s the love and lC#moyalty you?ve G#mshown A#m
FI could work hard, make a fortune B
BBet it all on red onG#mly to lose
G#mIf money comes my wayA#m I woFn?t be complaining
D#mIt wouldn?t mean a tG#mhing wiFthout you
G#mNo, it wouldn?t mean a thing Fwithout you
You bring out the bCest inF me
Help me see the Bworld differently G#m
Be a beBtter man than I?d ever be on myG own G#m
I?ll give you the rest oCf me
D#mYou?re the reason I rest eFasily
A#mIt?s the love and lC#moyalty you?ve G#mshown A#m
I could cFlimb the Himalayan mountains
Or the Bpyramids in G#mWest Peru
I could tCravel back in time and D#mhear Al Green A#msing
It woG#muldn?t mean a thing withFout you
DNo,It wouldn?t G#mmean aC thing withFout you
4.
Just The Same
Key: AHardA7
Dm
C
F
F/A
Bb
G
F7
Eb
A7Smash all the Dmpictures where CI am in the Fframe
A7Toy with my eDmmotions as Cif it is a Fgame
In the A7heat of the Dmmoment call F/Asomeone else's Bbname G
FI would lBbove you just Fthe same
A7Drag me Dmthrough the dirt, Ccut me to the Fbone
A7Leave me for Dmdead and Claugh your way bFack home
A7I'd sDmtill be smiling, like a F/Amadman in the Bbrain G
And FI would lBbove you just Fthe same
F7So do yourBb worst to me
CTest my lFoyalty
I will paBbss with distinction
COf first Fdegree
F7I lost my miBbnd to yA7ou
Somewhere down the Dmline that yoGu drew
But I Ebonly haBbve myself tDmo blamGe
Cos FI still lBbove you just tFhe same
A7Flog me wiDmth malice till the Crivers run Fred
A7Make me an Dmoutlaw, put a Cprice upon mFy head
And A7cast me Dmto exile or a F/Ahouse for the BbinsaneG
And FI would lBbove you just thFe same
F7So do your Bbworst to me
TCest my lFoyalty
I will paBbss with distinction
OfC first deFgree
I lF7ost my minBbd to yoA7u
Somewhere down the lDmine that you dGrew
ButEb I only havBbe myself tDmo blGame
CFos I stilBbl love you just theDm same G
Cos I sFtill loveBb you just the same F
5.
Fair-weather Friend
Key: DbHardDb
Ab
Gb
Bbm
A
Ebm
Dbmaj7
Gbm
DbHe could Abbuy you a Gbbed
But it won't help you sDbleep
He could give you a wGbatch
But not hDbis time to keep
He could fBbmly you to AVerona or a mountain in the snGbow
DbHe won't know the plAbaces that Dbwe used to go
I heard that hGbe's best friends wDbith Hollywood now
He can afford all the chGbampagne in tDbown
BbmI heard he's got a big house Aup on easy stGbreet
But I'Dbve got a big heart that GbI want you to kDbeep
DbMy fair-weather friGbend
DbI wish you could sEbmee
GbHe'll never Dbmaj7love you
GbQuite like Abme
BbmHe'll sing you a sad song jAbust like one of mEbmine
But GbmI know itDbmaj7 won't make you cGbry
DbDon't you remember
The prGbomise we mDbade
As our shaAbdows grew Gblong
In the field where Dbwe lay
That you'd always be Bbmyou,
And I'd always be Gbme
As the sDbun fell asGbleep
And Gbmso did Dbwe
DbMy fair-weather friGbend
DbI wish you could Ebmsee
GbHe'll never Dbmaj7love you
GbQuite like Abme
BbmHe'll sing you a sad song jAbust like one of Ebmmine
ButGbm I know it Dbwon't mAake you cry Db
My fair-weather fGbriend
DbI wish you could Ebmsee
GbHe'll never Dbmaj7love you
GbQuite like Abme
BbmHe'll sing you a sad song jAbust like one of Ebmmine
ButGbm I know it won't make you cGbry
And BbmI know it wGbon't make yDbou cry
6.
On Our Own
Key: FHardF
C
Dm
G
Am
Fm
G#m
A
Tried to Ftell him there's Cpain here and suDmffering Ftoo C
I tried to pFray but the anCgels said "we're too busy for you"
Had a talk with my MaCma about loDmsing my beliCef
Cause since she lost her CMama, the Lord's Fbeen helping with her grCief
SGhe said He mCight just be a big Amstory
CBut there's mFore to life thanC truth
There's Ghope my sCon in peAmople's faith
Gives them Fstrength to pGull thCrough G
DmWhat if the world is a hoCpeless place
AmWe're just scared to admit we're aGlone
WDmhat if the world is aC hopeless place
AmAnd we're on oGur oFwn
AmWe're on oGur Fown Fm
But there?s bCeauty in nature and Fparables from Ckingdoms we knew
I?m not eG#mxpecting much afCter, I?ll make the Fmost of my duCes
CCause I believe He?s just theAm story
And I'm looFking for the Ctruth
I have faGith in my own joAmurney
With those I loFve to help mGe thCrough G
Cause IDm know the world is a beCautiful place
Too fulAml of life toG be aFlone
AI know the world is a bCeautiful place
But weAm're Con our Fown
Yeah wAme're Gon our oFmwn F C
7.
Easily
Key: DmHardDm
G
C
Am
Gm
Cm
F#m
Bm
Em
Don't you tell me that it wasDmn't meant to be G
Call it quits, call it deCstiny Am
Just because it won't cDmome easily G
Doesn't mean we shouldn't tCry
GmWe had a good thing goingCm lately
Might not haF#mve always been a fairytale
But Bmyou know andF#m I know that thGmey ain't reCal
I'll take the trF#muth over the story
GmYou might've tried my patience lCmately
But I'm not aF#mbout to let us fail
BmI'll be the wind picking Gmup your sCail
But won't you F#mdo something for me? Dm
Don't you tell me that it wasDmn't meant to be Gm
Call it quits, call it deAmstiny C
Just because it won't come Dmeasily G
Doesn't mean we shouldn't tCry
GmComing and going, Cinside out, back to front
F#mAll tangled and messy, tBmhat's how we've been and
We'Gmll always Dmbe, and that's aF#mlright with me
Don't you tell me that it wasDmn't meant to be Gm
Call it quits, call it deAmstiny C
Just because it won't come Dmeasily G
Doesn't mean we shouldn't tCry
EmTry, Dmtry, just because it won't come eDmasily G
Doesn't mean we shouldn't tCry
Just because it won't come Dmeasily G
Doesn't mean we shouldn't tCry
EmTry, Dmtry, just because it won't come eDmasily G
Doesn't mean we shouldn't tCry
8.
The Most Beautiful Thing
Key: GHardG
Em7
Bm7
C2
G/F
A7
Am7
Cm
C/G
C
Cm7
E7
D7
GEm7Bm7
GWill it be a C2pavement orG a sidewalG/Fk
Em7When I finally lay my eyes A7on you?A7
Am7Someone I've already loved
Will you find your way out of the blGue?Cm G G C/G
GWill it be my C2flat or yoGur apartmeG/Fnt
Em7When I finally realize A7I do? A7
Am7Will we meet on Baker Street
Or find ourselves on Melrose AvenGue?Cm G G
GI don't know who Em7you are
But I'll Bm7save you a seat
Hang myG coat on a Em7chair next to Bm7me
CI tried to reassure the waiter
Cm7Say you're down the street
Bm7He laughed at me
So here's to yE7ou E7
Am7The most beautiful thing that I have D7never sGeen
GSomeone on a sC2creen askeGd me a queG/Fstion
Em7Something about what love means A7to me A7
Am7Maybe it's just circumstance
Or general compatibiliGty Cm G G
GI don't know who Em7you are
But I'll Bm7save you a seat
Hang myG coat on a Em7chair next to Bm7me
CI tried to reassure the waiter
Cm7Say you're down the street
Bm7He laughed at me
So here's to yE7ou E7
Am7The most beautiful thing that I have D7never sGeen
9.
Old Fashioned
Key: DHardD/B
D/Db
G
Gm
D
C
A6
Bm7
A
F#7
Em
Em7
Bm
I know it's not D/Bvery cool
D/DbStanding here, sereD/Bnading like a fool
But GI don't care
I'll Gmgladly be a foolD for you
I know the D/Bidea isn't new
To D/Dbfall in love with D/Bsomeone on first view
But GI don't care
I Gmthink I'll fall in Clove with Dyou
I'll put on my Sunday best
You pick out your A6favouriteBm7 dress
AI'll take you DsomeF#7where Emnew
Em7I'll be Aold-fashioned for Dyou
It's a clichéD/B or so I'm told
D/DbTo give your jacket up to D/Bsomeone when it's cold
GBut I don't care
GmI don't minCd the midnight Dair
Oh, oh
DI'll walk you home, to D/Byour front door
I'll D/Dbsay farewell until the mD/Borning calls
GI'll be smiling a Gmbigger Csmile than beDfore
I'll put on my Sunday best
You pick out your A6favouriteBm7 dress
AI'll take you DsomeF#7where Emnew Em7 A
I'll put on my Sunday best
You pick out your fA6avourite Bmdress
AI'll take you DsomeF#7where Emnew
Em7I'll be Aold-fashioned for Dyou
D/BD/DbD/B
Old fashionedD for you D/B D/Db D/B