All These Things
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Capo 3
Intro: | Em C | G D | Em C | G D |
| Em C | G D | Em C | G D |
Em C G D
I could be the smile that You find in Your morning bed
Em C G D
I could be the clay in Your hands
Em C G D
You could be the laugh that I get in the kitchen chair
Em C G D
Making up the day’s grand plans
C G D
I could be the bird leading You to Your blue sky
C G D
You could be the breath in the wings
Em C G D
You could be the love that I thought that I’d never find
Em C G D
Baby We could be all these things
C
I could be a prayer when You need one
G
You could be the day that’s unseasonably warm
D
In the middle of the coldest winter, hey
Hey..hey
| Em C | G D | Em C | G D |
Em C G D
You could be the street light on a crooked road
Em C G D
I could be the easy way home
Em C G D
You could be a blanket backseat vintage car
Em C G D
In a field of wild flowers over grown
C G D
You could be the voice from a truck stop’s phone booth
C G D
Promising Your Grandmother’s ring
Em C G D
I could be the love that You thought that You’d never find
Em C G D
Baby We could be all these things
C
I could be Your Sunday revival
You could be My lost soul survivor
G
When I’m running out of hope
D
On a day that’s turned its back on Me, hey..hey.
Hey..hey
| Em C | G D | Em C | G D |
| Em C | G D | Em C | G D |
Em C G D
We could be the light shining bright in a baby’s eyes
Em C G D
We could be as bold as the sun
Em C G D
We could be as strong as a love that would never die -
Em C G D
As if there’ll never be another one
C G D
I could be the bird leading You to Your blue sky
C G D
You could be the breath in the wings
C G D
I could be the love that You thought You’d never find
Em C G D | Em ..
Baby We could be all these things
.. C | G D | Em C | G D |
All these things, Baby We can be
| Em C | G D | Em C | G D | C ..
Baby We can be, All these things
How to play All These Things
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.