Writing

Elton John

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Writing

Year: 1996 - Album: Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy

Written by Elton John/Bernie Taupin

Key: G

Writing Key DD

Writing Key D#D#

Writing Key EE

Writing Key FF(one step down)

Writing Key F#F#(half step down)

Writing Key GG(original key)

Writing Key G#G#(half step up)

Writing Key AA(one step up)

Writing Key A#A#

Writing Key BB

Writing Key CC

Writing Key C#C#

Capo on 3rd fret

	  		



 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

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