Andrew Neipp
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Intro: G Em Dm C
[Verso 1]
G Em
I'm standing now at the cliffside
Dm C
Questioning my whole life
G Em
Will I sink drown or survive
Dm C
I guess we'll never know until I try
[Pré-Refrão]
G Em Dm C
I'm screaming -- at the top of my lungs for you to hear me
G Em Dm C
I'm waiting -- for you to come now running to save me
[Refrão]
G Em
And then I jump into the clouds
Dm C
Falling 'til my bones hit the ground
G Em
I wanna know where are you now?
Dm C
Fighting with the dogs or the clowns?
G Em
Are you fighting an army when you're down?
Dm C
Are you fighting with the dogs of the clowns?
[Verso 2]
G Em
I've wasted now all the minutes
Dm C
Waiting for you to get a grip
G Em
The shape of your face is indifferent
Dm C
Everytime you pray to re-pent
[Pré-Refrão]
G Em Dm C
I'm falling -- at the speed of light chasing tomrrow
G Em Dm C
I'm waiting -- for you to come to me covered in sorrow
[Refrão]
G Em
So as I fell into the clouds
Dm C
You were no where to be found
G Em
I wanna know where are you now?
Dm C
Fighting with the dogs or the clowns?
G Em
Are you screaming when there's no one around?
Dm C
Are you fighting with the dogs of the clowns?
[Ponte]
G
I'm waiting
Em
I'm waiting
Dm
I'm waiting
C
For you to come around
[Refrão]
G Em
But then I fell into the ground
Dm C
My tears, they fell all the way down
G Em
I don't care what you're doing now
Dm C
Fighting with the dogs or the clowns
G Em
Fighting an army when you're out
Dm C
You can be fighting with the dogs or the clowns
Outro:
G
I waited
Em
For you to come and save me
Dm
But I was mistaking
C
You for someone who cared
How to play Andrew Neipp
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.