Amsterdam — Piano Lead Sheet

"Amsterdam" lead sheet with chords, melody, and lyrics. Play the melody while following chord symbols above. Perfect for sing-along or accompaniment. Key of E, 115 BPM.

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Lyrics

(CN.C.)(Ooh.) (CN.C.)(Ooh.) I’m (CN.C.)sor ry, moth er; I’m sor ry I let you down. Well, these days I’m fine; no, these days I tend to lie. I’ll take the west train, just by the side of Am ster dam, just by my left brain, just by the side of the Tin Man. (Ooh.) I’m (CN.C.)sor ry, broth er; I’m sor ry I let you down. Well, these days you’re fine; no, these days you tend to lie. You’ll take the west train, just by the side of Am ster dam, just by your left brain, just by the side of the Tin Man. (Ooh.) I’m Your (E)time will come if you wait for it, if you wait for it. It’s (E)hard; be lieve me, I’ve tried, but I keep com ing up short. I’m sor ry, lov er; I’m sor ry I bring you down. Well, these days I try, and these days I tend to lie. Kind a thought it was a mys ter y; and then I thought it was n’t meant to be. You set your self fan tas ti c’lly. Con gra tu la tions! You are all a lone. Your (E)time will come if you wait for it, if you wait for it. It’s (E)hard; be lieve me, I’ve tried. Your (E)time will come if you wait for it, if you wait for it. It’s (E)hard; be lieve me, I’ve tried. Your me, I’ve tried. But the (B)rain won’t fall for the (C#m7)both of us; the (A)sun won’t shine on the both of us. Be lieve me when I say that I would n’t have it an y oth er way. Your (E)time will come if you wait for it, if you wait for it. It’s (E)hard; be lieve me, I’ve tried. But I won’t wait much long er, ’cause these (G#m)walls, they’re crash ing (Amaj9)down. No, I won’t wait much long er, ’cause these (G#m)walls, they’re crash ing (Amaj9)down, and I keep com ing up short.

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Song Details

Category
Pop
Key
E
Tempo
115 BPM
Difficulty
hard

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  3. 3
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