Divine Sorrow - Wyclef Jean

Divine Sorrow

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C G
Dearie blossom,
Am F
I've gone down to old rock bottom
C G Am F
Now I know the love in my heart was true!
C G
Divine sorrow,
Am F
I thank you for the joy that follow
C G
Back then my friend
Am F
If only you knew
C Am G
It is harder when you love beyond belief
F C G
But I'm a fool to let you go
G F
So this is for you, my love!
 
F C Am
We will never, we will never have a change of mind
G
We belong together!
F C Am
We will never, we will never be the weary kind
G F C Am
We sing our sorrows away!
G F C Am
We sing our sorrows away!
G F C Am G
We sing our sorrows away!
 
F C Am G (let ring)
F C Am G
F C Am
C (let ring)
(repeat the break as many times as you want, but end on a C chord before the verse)
 
C G
Divine blessing,
Am F
I wish I would've heard your lesson
C G Am F
Now I know your words were my only truth!
C G
I'm just venting,
Am F
Or maybe I'm done confessing
C G
Back then my friend
Am F
If only you knew
C Am G
It is harder when you love beyond belief
F C G
But I'm a fool to let you go
G
So this is for you, my love!
 
F C Am
We will never, we will never have a change of mind
G
We belong together!
F C Am
We will never, we will never be the weary kind
G F C Am
We sing our sorrows away!
G F C Am
G
 
C G F
We can make it through Judgment Day,
C Gm Am
We won't go fading away
G F C Gm Am
All I ever know must be Heaven where you come from
G F
We can make it through cloudy skies,
C Gm Am
By your side I feel alive
G F C
All I ever know must be Heaven where you come from, yeah!
 
F C Am G (2x)

How to play Divine Sorrow

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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