Chords for Elton John - Sad Songs (Say So Much)
Tempo:
107.8 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
Eb
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Key:
C
F
G
Eb
Em
C
F
G
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[G] [C] .
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[F] .
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[C] Yes, there are times when we all need to share [F] a little pain.
And ironing [G] out the rough spots is the hardest [F] part when [C] memories remain.
And there's times like these when we all need to hear [F] the radio.
Cause from [G] the lips of some old singer, we can share the [F] troubles we [C] already know.
Turn em on, turn em on, turn on [F] those sad songs.
Cause [C] our hope [G] is gone, why don't you tune in and [C] turn em on.
And reach into your room, oh, just feel [F] that jam of joy.
Yeah, well our hope [G] is gone, sad [F] songs say it's [C] summer.
If someone else is suffering, enough for [F] to write it down.
But every [G] single word makes sense, that it's [F] easier to have those [C] songs around.
The kick inside his hands, I'd rather [F] give it to you.
And it feels so [G] good to hurt so bad, and suffer just [F] enough to [C] sing the blues.
So turn em on, turn em on, turn on [F] those sad songs.
Cause [C] our [G] hope is gone, why don't you tune in and [C] turn em on.
And reach into your room, oh, just feel [F] that jam of joy.
Yeah, well our [G] hope is gone, sad songs [C] say it's summer.
Sad [F] songs they say, sad songs [G] they say, [Em] [C] sad songs [F] they say, sad songs [G] they say.
So much, so [C] turn em on, turn em on, turn [F] on those sad songs.
Cause our [G] hope is gone, why don't you tune in and turn [C] em on.
And reach into your room, oh, just feel [F] that jam of joy.
Yeah, well our [G] hope is gone, sad [C] songs say it's summer.
Well our [G] hope is gone, sad songs say [C] it's summer.
When every little [G] bit of hope is gone, sad songs say [C] it's summer.
[F] [C] When every little [G] bit of hope is gone, [Dm] sad songs say [C] it's summer.
Well our [G] hope is gone, sad songs say [C] it's summer.
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[G] [C] .
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[F] .
[G] .
[C] Yes, there are times when we all need to share [F] a little pain.
And ironing [G] out the rough spots is the hardest [F] part when [C] memories remain.
And there's times like these when we all need to hear [F] the radio.
Cause from [G] the lips of some old singer, we can share the [F] troubles we [C] already know.
Turn em on, turn em on, turn on [F] those sad songs.
Cause [C] our hope [G] is gone, why don't you tune in and [C] turn em on.
And reach into your room, oh, just feel [F] that jam of joy.
Yeah, well our hope [G] is gone, sad [F] songs say it's [C] summer.
If someone else is suffering, enough for [F] to write it down.
But every [G] single word makes sense, that it's [F] easier to have those [C] songs around.
The kick inside his hands, I'd rather [F] give it to you.
And it feels so [G] good to hurt so bad, and suffer just [F] enough to [C] sing the blues.
So turn em on, turn em on, turn on [F] those sad songs.
Cause [C] our [G] hope is gone, why don't you tune in and [C] turn em on.
And reach into your room, oh, just feel [F] that jam of joy.
Yeah, well our [G] hope is gone, sad songs [C] say it's summer.
Sad [F] songs they say, sad songs [G] they say, [Em] [C] sad songs [F] they say, sad songs [G] they say.
So much, so [C] turn em on, turn em on, turn [F] on those sad songs.
Cause our [G] hope is gone, why don't you tune in and turn [C] em on.
And reach into your room, oh, just feel [F] that jam of joy.
Yeah, well our [G] hope is gone, sad [C] songs say it's summer.
Well our [G] hope is gone, sad songs say [C] it's summer.
When every little [G] bit of hope is gone, sad songs say [C] it's summer.
[F] [C] When every little [G] bit of hope is gone, [Dm] sad songs say [C] it's summer.
Well our [G] hope is gone, sad songs say [C] it's summer.
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