Kunci Gitar Sheryl Sheinafia

Kunci Gitar Sheryl Sheinafia - Kedua Kalinya

KEDUA KALINYA

By : SHERYL SHEINAFIA

Intro : G D G

G                       D
sudah lamaku dan dia berpisah
  G                        D
rupanya hati masih saja terluka

Em         A           D
ku memilih untuk sendiri
      Em                            A
hanya bisa berharap tak terulang lagi

Chorus :
D     Am               G
jatuh hatiku yang pertama
       Gm          Bm
sempat buat ku kecewa
          Em        G    A
dan meragukan jatuh cinta

     D    Am            G
sementara ku akan terlepas
     Gm           Bm
dari hubungan asmara
         E       G
ku belum siap terjatuh
  A
untuk kedua kalinya

Interlude : G D

G                          D
sudah sudahlah ku yakinkan ragaku
      G                              D
kau sebatas kenangan dari aku yang dulu
Em         A           D
ku memilih untuk sendiri
      Em                            A
hanya bisa berharap tak terulang lagi

Chorus :
D     Am               G
jatuh hatiku yang pertama
       Gm          Bm
sempat buat ku kecewa
          Em        G    A
dan meragukan jatuh cinta

     D    Am            G
sementara ku akan terlepas
     Gm           Bm
dari hubungan asmara
         E       G
ku belum siap terjatuh
  A
untuk kedua kalinya

Em            F#m
aku tak mau disakiti
G 
percuma hatiku berani
Bm            E
aku tak mau disakiti
       G       A             Em
dan terjatuh untuk kedua kalinya
  A             Em
untuk kedua kalinya
  A             D
untuk kedua kalinya

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