
Days In The East Call On Me
Drake
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Tom : F#m
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F#m Dmaj7 Bm7 C#m7
E|--2----x----x----x--|
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F#m Dmaj7 Bm7 C#m7
E|--0----x----x----x--|
Drake Days In The East lyrics + chords (also called "Call On Me")
F#m
Why you keep askin' me about her?
Dmaj7
She's not here right now, she's not here right now
Bm7
Why am I the one you wanna get into it with right now
C#7
Got a lot to say, and that's the last thing a n**** wanna hear right now
F#m
Spendin' all my days on the Eastside of
Dmaj7
Forgettin' who I was on the other side of
Bm7
Young n**** switchin' up the program right now
C#7
Tryna put the power in my own hands right now
I'm about to ride through the old hood right now
See I got too much pride for my own good right now
Waitin' on you to give in and hit me up
So I could fall through like old times and hit it up
I'm tired but I invited myself to hold on
Those nights when you need someone else call me over
You can be the one to take control call me over
When I get there, you already know, call me
Call on me, call on me
Call on me, call on me, call on me
Call on me
Call on me, call on me
Call on me
Call on me, call on me
Call on me, call on me
Call on me
Cause I'll always be there for you
Call on me
[Trecho 2x]
You can call on me
You can call on me
You can call on me
As long as I'm around you can call on me
As long as I'm around you can call on me
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