At The World's End
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Intro: (Em - G - D - D) (2x)
verse 1:
Em G
There's a part of me, I thought I'd never know
D D
what it was to love, never want to let go
Em G
everything in life, everything I know
D
taken beneath my feet
Em G
in the crashing lights, when it all came down
D D
as I'm reaching out, where are you now?
Em G
I thought you understood, looks like you never could
D
like it's always been
[Refrão]
C D
Where are you now when the world is ending
Em D
let it bring you down, stop your heart from beating
C D
I hope for one minute, one moment, you think of me and your heart starts hurting
C D
where are you now / when the world is ending
verse 2: (same as verse 1)
there's a part of me, I thought I'd never show
watch me break apart, as I'm letting go
take away the light, take everything I know
I can hardly breathe
if this is what you call, you call your honesty
how can you take it back so easily
you might have skeletons, they're so paper thin
like you are to me
Pre-Chorus:
C A5
if you kissed me like you will always love me
(break)
then I'd never of let you go
Chorus:
C D
Where are you now when the world is ending
Em D
let it bring you down, stop your heart from beating
C D
I hope for one minute, one moment, you think of me and your heart starts hurting
C D
where are you now / when the world is ending
Build-up:
Em
Bridge: (listen to song for rhythms!)
C-D-Em-D
C-C-D-D-Em-Em-D-D
[Refrão]
C D
Where are you now when the world is ending
Em D
let it bring you down, stop your heart from beating
C D
I hope for one minute, one moment, you think of me and your heart starts hurting
C D
where are you now / when the world is ending
Outro: (same as Verses)
Em G D
The truth is that I miss your heart still beating
Em G D
Where are you now, when the world is ending
(Em - G - D - D) (2x)
How to play At The World's End
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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.