At Your Disposal - Yutaka Yamada

At Your Disposal

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Intro
Em Em7 Em Am Bm7
 
[Verso 1]
Cmaj7 Em7
Flashback to the past of unknown
Em7
None of my own
C
Trapped inside for life
Em Em7
He's there with white hair
C
Empty places fill with loneliness
Em Em7
He's tired of it's taste
C
Distorted frame of mind consumes
C
And hides the truth
Em
Once again
Am Bm7
He call's my name
 
[Pré-Refrão]
Em
Who am I?
G
He left me paralyzed
C
What if I roll the dice?
Am Bm7 Em
And nothing shows on it's sides
Em7
Looking back again
C Am
He's standing there in the pouring rain
 
[Refrão]
Bm7 Em
When I disappear
Em7
Another me appears
C
With no trace at all
Am Bm7 Em
It makes me realize, that I'm replaceable
G C
But I still cling to hope
Am Bm7 Em Em7
That I could be your, salvation
 
{Instrumental}
C Am Bm7
 
[Verso 2]
Em Em7
Say, I faced the worst
C
Did I intend to?
Am Bm7
No, I just had no clue
Em Em7
All should haves and could haves
C
Are eating up my brain so fast
C Am
All the wrong choices
Bm7
Are laughing in my past
Em
They keep on asking me
Em7
What have I done in here?
C Am
Tonight tonight I'll make it all right
Em Em7
So kiss me good night
C
I'm ready to let it go now
Am Bm7
And he calls
 
[Pré-Refrão]
Em
Who am I?
G
I'm coming home alive
C
I tried to roll the dice
Am Bm7 Em
But nothing showed on it's sides
Em7
Let me start again
C Am
I'll stand against the knowing pain
 
[Refrão]
Bm7 Em
When I disappear
Em7
Another me appears
C
With no trace at all
Am Bm7 Em
It makes me realize that I'm replaceable
G C
But I still cling to hope
Am Bm7 Em Em7
That I could be your, salvation!
 
Outro
C Am Bm7 Em

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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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