Devil In The Mirror - Glen Templeton

Devil In The Mirror

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D C G F D
 
[Verse 1]
D
I woke up this mornin’
C
To two blue, bloodshot eyes
G
the reflection of a man
D
Who fell from paradise
 
D
Hell ain’t just a place ya go
C
It’s a state of mind,
G
the devil's in the man
D
not the women and the wine
 
[Chorus]
G
Well, I can see him in the mirror
D
and he looks a lot like me
A
I can hear him whisper son
D
I’ve got just what you need
G
With my 20/20 hindsight
D
It couldn’t be no clearer
C G
the biggest fight in this old life
Bb D
is the Devil In the Mirror
 
[Interlude]
(D) C G F D
 
[Verse 2]
D
It takes a lot a fallin’
C
for a man to get this low
G
And I can’t help but wonder…
D
if there’s a bottom to this hole
 
D
I was born innocent
C
pure as the morning dew
G
but I’ve heard it said that the devil was
D
once an angel too
 
[Chorus]
G
Well, I can see him in the mirror
D
and he looks a lot like me
A
I can hear him whisper son
D
I’ve got just what you need
G
With my 20/20 hindsight
D
It couldn’t be no clearer
C G
the biggest fight in this old life
Bb D
is the Devil In the Mirror
 
[Interlude]
(D) C G F D
 
[Bridge]
G
Lord knows I can't out run him
D
And I can’t keep up this pace
C G
I think it’s time I met him
Bb A
face-to-face
 
[Outro]
D
Well, I can see him in the mirror
C
and he looks a lot like me
G
I can hear him whisper son
N.C. D
I’ve got just what you need
D
With my 20/20 hindsight
C
It couldn’t be no clearer
G
the biggest fight in this old life
Bb D C G F D
is the Devil In the Mirror

How to play Devil In The Mirror

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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.

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