Second to Right by Transit Guitar Chords

p If you are looking for Second to Right guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Second to Right by Transit using guitar or guitar. This song by Transit can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Second to Right guitar chords has rhythm and included in Young New England (2013) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3Second to Right by Transit Guitar Chords/h3 Key: C#brbrTuning: Standard EADGBebrbrChords used:brC# - x46664br[G#]Bbm[-] - [466544]x13321br[F#]Ebm[-] - [244322]x68876brC#/F - 143xxxbrbrIntro:brbrbrbrBass: F#-C#/F-C#--G#-Ebm-C#/F-Bbm-- x2brbrbrVerse 1:br[F#] We only [C#/F]want whatbr[C#]we can't have[Ebm] We'rebralways [C#/F]hung up [Bbm]inbrthe past[F#] So manybr[C#/F]things we [C#]can'tbrtake back[Ebm] I guessbrI [C#/F]thought we'dbr[Bbm]always last[F#] Brighterbr[C#/F]days fade a[C#]way tobrblack[Ebm] That sinkingbrC#/F Bbm(hold)brfeeling never stopsbrbrChorus 1:brI can't be yourbr[F#]shelter Can'tbrbe your [C#]homebrCan't be the [G#]onebrto call your ownbrThat silver s[F#]tarbrsecond to r[C#/F]ightbrwon't shine a[G#]gainbra second timebrI can't be yourbr[F#]shelter Can'tbrbe your [C#]homebrCan't be the [G#]onebrto call your ownbrThat silver s[F#]tarbrsecond to r[C#/F]ightbrwon't shine a[G#]gainbrF# C#/F C# Ebm C#/F Bbm x2bra second timebrbrVerse 2:br[F#] Head in the [C#/F]cloudsbrstepping [C#]over cracksbr[Ebm] Head for the [C#/F]hillsbrjust [Bbm]know your waybrback[F#] This con[C#/F]tentbrit will [C#]never lastbr[Ebm] That sinkingbr[C#/F]feeling [Bbm]never stopsbrbrRefrain:br[Bbm] [C#/F] [F#] Oh no no [Ebm]no[C#/F][Bbm]br[Bbm] [C#/F] [F#] Oh no no [Ebm]no[C#/F][Bbm]brbrChorus 2:brI can't be yourbr[F#]shelter Can'tbrbe your [C#]homebrCan't be the [G#]onebrto call your ownbrThat silver s[F#]tarbrsecond to r[C#/F]ightbrwon't shine a[G#]gainbra second timebrI can't be yourbr[F#]shelter Can'tbrbe your [C#]homebrCan't be the [G#]onebrto call your ownbrThat silver s[F#]tarbrsecond to r[C#/F]ightbrwon't shine a[G#]gainbra second timebrbr(Repeat Refrain)brbrBridge:br[Bbm]Vice is only [C#/F]temporarybr[F#]not an escape Yourbrs[Ebm]kies are dark [C#/F]cherrybrThe [Bbm]sun always sinksbrAs you [Bbm]dance intobrthe [C#/F]night The [F#]momentbrpasses by Falling [Ebm]inbrand out of [C#/F]contrastbr[Bbm]I will wipebraway the [Bbm]past[C#/F][F#][Ebm][C#/F][Bbm]brbr[Bbm] [C#/F] [F#] [G#--] brbrChorus 3:brI can't be yourbr[F#]shelter Can'tbrbe your [C#]homebrCan't be the [G#]onebrto call your ownbrThat silver s[F#]tarbrsecond to r[C#/F]ightbrwon't shine a[G#]gainbra second timebrBut I can [F#]see youbrlooking [C#]in Alwaysbr[G#]trying to catch abrglimpse I can [F#]seebryou looking [C#/F]in Likebra [G#]breath on abrmirrored glassbrI will [F#]wipebraway the [C#]pastbrI will [G#]wipebraway the pastbrI will [F#]wipebraway the [C#/F]pastbrI will [G#]wipebraway the pastbrThat sinkingbrF#(hold)brfeeling never stops p If you want to learn Transit Second to Right guitar chords, The 5 chords we'll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major. The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments. Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Second to Right. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p