An Oyster A Pearl - Sarah Blasko

An Oyster A Pearl

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C C C C F F Em Em Dm Dm Dm Dm
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B-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------:||
G-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------:||
D----------------------------------------------------------------0-------------0----:||
A-----------2-----------------------------------------------------------------------:||
E-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------:||
 
Intro: C F Em Dm Dm (x 1)
 
Verse
C F Em Dm Dm
Write what you know and let your feelings show
C F Em Dm Dm
Be who you are and give all that you've got
C F
It's easy and as hard as this
Em Dm Dm
Though you try to resist
 
[Refrão]
C Dm Em
It's just the way of this world
C Dm Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
C Dm Em
Make you an honest girl
C Dm Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
 
Interlude: C F Em Dm Dm (x 1)
 
Verse
C F Em Dm Dm
Be just where you are and content with your lot
C F Em Dm Dm
Oh, but try to look far as you wish on a star
C F
It's easy and as hard as this
Em Dm Dm
You must try to persist
 
[Refrão]
C Dm Em
It's just the way of this world
C Dm Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
C Dm Em
Make you an honest girl
C Dm Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
 
Interlude
C F Em Dm
C F Em Dm Dm
 
[Refrão]
C Dm Em
It's just the way of this world
C Dm Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
C Dm Em
Make you an honest girl
C Dm Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
 
C Dm Em
It's just the way of this world
C Dm Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
C Dm Em
Make you an honest girl
C Dm Em < Gradually slow down chords to end
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
C Dm Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl
C Dm *Em
Let it be your oyster, your pearl

How to play An Oyster A Pearl

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 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.

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