Belong To You (enemy Can't) - Stephen Mcwhirter

Belong To You (enemy Can't)

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Intro Am F C/G
Am F C/G
 
[Verso 1]
Am F C/G
You called me out of darkness
Am F C/G
You silence every lie
Am F C/G
No other voice will define me
Am F G
I belong to you, I belong to You
 
Am F C/G
You called me out of darkness
Am F C/G
You silence every lie
Am F C/G
No other voice will define me
Am F G
I belong to you, I belong to You
 
[Refrão]
C
You know the enemy can't
G/B
Take what I have
Am
Change who I am
F
I belong to You
 
C
You know the enemy can't
G/B
Take what I have
Am
Change who I am
F F
I belong to You
 
[Verso 2]
Am F C/G
By your blood I've been adopted
Am F C/G
I've taken on Your name
Am F C/G
And I need to be reminded
Am F G
That I belong to you, I belong to You
 
[Refrão]
C
You know the enemy can't
G/B
Take what I have
Am
Change who I am
F
I belong to You
 
C
You know the enemy can't
G/B
Take what I have
Am
Change who I am
F
I belong to You
 
[Ponte]
Am
Greater are You who's in me
F
Than he who's in the world
C/E
The words You have spoken
G
Are stronger than the curse
 
Am
Greater are You who's in me
F
Than he who's in the world
C/E
The words You have spoken
G Am F
Are stronger than the curse
C/E G
Are stronger than the curse
 
[Refrão]
C
You know the enemy can't
G/B
Take what I have
Am
Change who I am
F
I belong to You
 
C
You know the enemy can't
G/B
Take what I have
Am
Change who I am
F
I belong to You
 
[Refrão] (final)
C/E F C/E F
I belong to You, I belong to You
C/G F/A
No one can take from me, My destiny
C/E F C
I belong to You

How to play Belong To You (enemy Can't)

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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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