Blessings
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[Intro ]Em G C G
[Refrão]
Em
Why am I stressing?
G
I better count my blessing
C
Life could've been more threatening
G D
But it ain't, we good
Em
I man flexing
Gyal ah pull up no texting
G C
I never sleep, no resting
G D
I'm still awake, I'm good
[Verso 1]
Em
True man always on the cellular
G
Making plans like I'm ahead of ya
C G
But nothing ever happens if it ain't with you
D
If it weren't for you
Em
I never see America
G
All these places I go regular
C
I never would've fell in love
G
With you, without you
[Refrão]
Em
Why am I stressing?
G
I better count my blessing
C
Life could've been more threatening
G D
But it ain't, we good
Em
I man flexing
Gyal ah pull up no texting
G C
I never sleep, no resting
G D
I'm still awake, I'm good
[Verso 2]
Em
True man always on the cellular
G
I got plans like I'm a senator
C G
But nothing ever happens if it ain't with you
D
Without you
Em
I'd never be familiar
G
All these faces I see similar
C
I never would've set it off
G
With you, without you
[Refrão]
Em
Why am I stressing?
G
I better count my blessing
C
Life could've been more threatening
G D
But it ain't, we good
Em
I man flexing
Gyal ah pull up no texting
G C
I never sleep, no resting
G D
I'm still awake, I'm good
[Ponte]
A
All these lonely
Lonely, lonely nights, Yeah
G
Blessed enough to hold you tight (Yeah)
C
Toss and turning, tossing turning
G
He was (He was), she was (She was)
D
Gotta dash before I see the fire (Fire)
G
In a dash you made me see the light
C D
And your the only one I call my leader
Lead us
[Refrão]
Em
Why am I stressing?
G
I better count my blessing
C
Life could've been more threatening
G D
But it ain't, we good
Em
I man flexing
Gyal ah pull up no texting
G C
I never sleep, no resting
G D
I'm still awake, I'm good
Em G C
True man always on the cellular
G D
I'm still awake, I'm good
Em G C
True man always on the cellular
G D
I'm still awake, I'm good
How to play Blessings
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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.