Blinding
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[Intro: ]Bm A
Bm
Come and see the blinding
It's so blinding
A
It's the last thing that you'll ever see
Bm
But you might be happy oh, happier
A
Than you've ever been
Bm
So let me show the blindin
A
Last thing that you'll ever see
Bm
But you might be free oh, freer
A Bm
Freer than you've ever been
G F# G F# Bm
What will you do
G F# G F# Bm
If she runs out of time for you?
G F# G F# Bm
When will you go
G F#
Things to be getting on with
G F# G F# Bm
on with, on with the show!
Bm
Come and see the blinding
It's so blinding
A
It's the last thing that you'll ever see
Bm
Let me show the blinding
It's so blinding
It's so blinding
A Bm
It's the last thing that you'll ever see
G F# G F# Bm
Oh what will you do
G F# G F# Bm
If they run out of time for you?
G F# G F#
Crossing the roads without you
G F# G F# E
Out you, out you go.
F# E F#
Out you go, out you go
E F# x2
Bm
And the blinding means the blinding
A
It's the last thing that you'll ever see
Bm A
Oh, oh, oh, last thing you'll ever see
How to play Blinding
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bm. 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.