Beauty - David Mead
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STANDARD TUNING
NO CAPO
 
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MAIN RIFF
e-----------
B-4-5-4-0---
G-----------
D---------6-
A-----------
E-----------
 
G#m F#m E A
G#m F#m E A
 
G#m F#m E A
all your beauty is hard to explain
G#m F#m E A
dancing shadows and light on your face
G#m F#m E A B
every kiss in the world wouldn't make you feel better
 
G#m F#m E A
what a pity to paint in your lines
G#m F#m E A
nothing's in me that's worth one more rhyme
G#m F#m E A B
could it be that were both just slaves to the weather
 
F#m A E
beauty where to find it?
B F#m
can't be far
A C#m
beauty where you hiding?
A
tell me, i'll go where you are
 
PICKING:
G#m F#m E A
G#m F#m E A
 
G#m F#m E A
maybe martha was right when she said
G#m F#m E A
beauty colors the face of the dead
G#m F#m E A B
it made me wish we were back in our beds sleeping soundly
 
our cheeks blushing red
 
F#m A E
beauty where to find it?
B F#m
can't be far
A C#m
beauty where you hiding?
F#m A
tell me, i'll go where you are
F#m A
i'll go where you are
 
B
'cos every tear your silly eye bleeds
C#m D#m F#m
well never fear, you never may see worse than this
B
i want to find a beautiful place
C#m D#m A F#m A
but maybe i forgot about today now, h e r e
 
F#m A E
beauty where to find it?
B F#m
can't be far
A C#m
beauty where you hiding?
F#m A
tell me, i'll go where you are
 
E F#m E
beauty where to find it?
B F#m
can't be far
A C#m
beauty where you hiding?
F#m A
tell me, i'll go where you are
F#m A
i'll go where you are
 
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***MAIN RIFF WITH
Capo on 4***
e-----------
B-0-1-0-----
G-------0---
D---------2-
A-----------
E-----------
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How to play Beauty

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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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