A Hundred Years
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[Intro ]
(not quite sure about this one..)
C C G Am Am Am Am
C C Am Am Am C
Verse
C Am
When I think of how it all began
C
How far we've come
Am
I would do it again
C Am
The time has passed, there has always been
yeah
C Am
a save place, a companion
C
oh oh
Dm Am
it's been a million miles
C
oh oh
Dm Am
as sure as the sun will rise
[Refrão] Am F
even in a hundred years
C
there will be tomorrow
Am F
I know we will still be here
C Dm
on the road
Am F
oh, all these other glory days
C
now until forever
Dm
we've come a long way
C F
and the road is clear
G Am
for another hundred years
Am Am C F
Am F C G
Am
we've come a long way
F C
and the road is clear
for another hundred years
Verse
C Am
it's been a bruise trough a silent times
C Am
trough sunsets and bright city lights
yeah
C Am
memories are the past and the future that weights
C Am
till we turn it to memories we're wide awake
F
wide awake
C
oh oh
Dm Am
you've eased my million miles
yeah
C
oh oh
Dm Am
as sure as the sun will rise
[Refrão] Am F
even in a hundred years
C
there will be tomorrow
Am F
I know we will still be here
C Dm
on the road
Am F
oh, all these other glory days
C
now until forever
Am
we've come a long way
F C
and the road is clear
for another hundred years
Am F C C
repeat, end on Am
How to play A Hundred Years
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.