David Warmke
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[Refrão]{FP}
G Cmaj7
The Future is close, always tomorrow, always distant
C D7sus2
The Future is a new Heaven and Earth
C G
The Future is not mystery it is known
C D7sus2 Fadd7 Fadd9 G
The Future , so what do you think it is
[Verso 1]{strum}
G Cmaj7
You do not know, what is paradise
C D7sus2
You know what paradise would be for you
C G
What do you think paradise if for your neighbor
C D7sus2 Fmaj7 Fadd9
What do you think paradise is for God
[Verso 2]{strum}
G Cmaj7
Look at the start of our life
C D7sus2
Adam and Eve in the garden
C G
Not singing kumbaya but working
C D7sus2 Fmaj7 Fadd9 G
Preservable work, growing the Garden, Taming the world
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G Cmaj7
The Future is close, always tomorrow, always distant
C D7sus2
The Future is a new Heaven and Earth
C G
The Future is not mystery it is known
C D7sus2 Fadd7 Fadd9
The Future , so what do you think it is
[Verso 3]{ strum}
G C
Growing the Kingdom, but where
Am F
Beyond Earth you think
Fadd9 C
Eliminating the darkness, the evil we do not see
C D7sus2 G
What could you do for eternity and not get bored
Outro{strum}
G Cmaj7
The Future is close, always tomorrow, always distant
C D7sus2
The Future is a new Heaven and Earth
C G
The Future is not mystery it is known
C D7sus2 Fmaj7 Fadd9 G C
The Future , so what do you think it is
How to play David Warmke
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 G. 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.