
The Famous Final Scene
Bob Seger
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Tom : D
Intro: A F#m E A F#m E
Parte 1:
A F#m E
think in terms of bridges burned
A F#m E
think of seasons that must end
A F#m E
see the rivers rise and fall
A F#m
they will rise and fall again
Refrão:
D E
everything must have an end
A
like an ocean to a shore
C#m F#m
like a river to a stream
D Bm
like a river to a stream
E A
it's the famous final scene
(Repete intro)
Parte 2:
A F#m E
and how you tried to make it work
A F#m E
did you really think it could
A F#m E
how you tried to make it last
A F#m
did you really think it would
Refrão:
D E
like a guest who stayed too long
A
now it's finally time to leave
C#m F#m
yes, it's finally time to leave
D Bm
take it calmly and serene
E A
it's the famous final scene
A7 E7 G6 D
it's been coming on so long
E C#m
you were just the last to know
D
it's been a long time since you've smiled
A
seems like oh so long ago
A7 E7 G6 D
now the stage has all been set
E C#m
and the nights are growing cold
D
soon the winter will be here
E A E
and there's no one warm to hold
( D E C#m Bm A )
Parte 3:
A F#m E
now the lines have all been read
A F#m E
and you knew them all by heart
A F#m E
now you move toward the door
A F#m
here it comes the hardest part
Refrão:
D E
try the handle of the road
A
feeling different feeling strange
C#m F#m
this can never be arranged
D Bm
as the light fades from the screen
E A
from the famous final scene
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