Calling Out Your Name
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro- Verse 1]
Am Dm
What if you weren't the way you are
C F
What if you could be someone new
Em Am
What if you didn't know the pain they put you through
F
What would you do
[Verse 2]
Am Dm
What if you had a joyful heart
C F
More like the kid you used to be
Em F
What if your life was filled with possibility (Piano octaves starting on C5, E5 & G5
begin)
G
Who would you be
[Chorus]
F
This is the sound of your soul
C
It's the voice in your head
G/B Am
The drum in your heart still beating
F
This is the rush in your blood
C/E
The fire in your eye
G/B Am
The dance and the dream you still believe in
F C G Am
And it's calling out, out your name from a distance
F C G
And it's calling out, out your name
[Verse 3]
Am Dm
What if you knew there's something else
C F
Something that reaches out to you
Em Am F
What if you dared to live like life don't last forever
G
What would you do
[Chorus]
F
This is the sound of your soul
C
It's the voice in your head
G/B Am
The drum in your heart still beating
F
This is the rush in your blood
C/E
The fire in your eye
G/B Am
The dance and the dream you still believe in
F C G Am
And it's calling out, out your name from a distance
F C G
And it's calling out, out your name
[Bridge]
F/A
This is the call of the wild
Am
The song of the child
F/A Am
It's the rock on which you stand
F/A
A friend for the road
Am
You’re never alone
F/A Am
It's the compass in your hand
[Chorus]
F
This is the sound of your soul
C
It's the voice in your head
G/B Am
The drum in your heart still beating
F
This is the rush in your blood
C/E
The fire in your eye
G/B Am
The dance and the dream you still believe in
F C G Am
And it's calling out, out your name from a distance
F C G
And it's calling out, out your name
How to play Calling Out Your Name
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.