Easy To Believe
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D# Cm7 G#
I wasn't there when he appeared, I had my doubts
D#
But he really came
D# Cm7 G#
I wanted to believe but I could not
D# G7
And I felt ashamed
Cm F7 A#
To hear returned and called out my name
He said "Thomas."
D# Cm G# A# G#
What can I do to make it easy for you to believe?
D# Cm G#
Is there anything more I can give you before I must leave?
Fm D# A#
Don't fear that you've done something wrong
Cm A# F
On the days that your faith's not that strong
Fm A# D#
What can I do to make it easy for you to believe?
D# Gm G G#
What can I do to make it easy for you to believe?
D# Cm G# D#
Everyone wants to find answers to questions they need
Fm C# A# Cm
But the answers they don't always come in the same way for
F
Everyone
Fm7 A# Cm7
What can I do to make it easy for you to believe?
Fm7 A# Cm7
See the wounds in my hands and my feet
G# A# Cm
See the place the sword pierced my side
G# A# Cm F7 A#
Do, Thomas my friend, it is me, I am alive
D# G#
So what else can I do to make it easy for you to believe?
D# G#
Is there anything more I can give you before I must leave?
Fm C# A#
If a day comes when you're filled with fear
Cm D# F
You would be dreaming that I wasn't here
Fm A#
Don't worry my friend that you failed once again
Cm A# F
Leave the problem completely with me
Fm A# D#
And I'll find some way new to make it easy for you to believe
How to play Easy To Believe
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D#. 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.