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[Intro: ]
B E
Verse 1:
B E
When the first light brightened the dark
G#m
Before the breaking of the human heart
E
There was You and there was me
B E
Innocence was all I knew
G#m
‘Cuz all I had to know was You
B E
We were running underneath the trees
 
[Refrão]Gb G#m E
I wanna see You face to face
B Gb
When being in Your arms is the permanent state
C#m B G#m
I want it like it was back then
E Gb
I wanna be in Eden
 
Verse 2:
B
B E
I remember how You’d call my name
G#m
And I would meet you at the garden gate
E
How the glory of Your love would shine
B E
I still remember when the stars were young
Gb G#m
You breathed life into my lungs
B E
Oh, I’ve never felt so alive
 
[Refrão]Gb G#m E
I wanna see You face to face
B Gb
When being in Your arms is the permanent state
C#m B G#m
I want it like it was back then
E Gb
I wanna be in Eden
 
Gb G#m E
To be naked and unashamed
B Gb
In a sweet down pour down pour of innocent rain
C#m B G#m
I want it like it was back then
E Gb
I wanna be in Eden
 
Bridge:
E
Where my eyes can see the colors of glory
Gb
My hands can reach the heaven before me
B Gb
Oh, my God, I wanna be there with You
E
Where our hearts will beat with joy together
Gb
And love will reign forever and ever
B Gb
Oh, my God, I wanna be there with You
 
[Refrão] Gb G#m E
Now I wanna see You face to face
B Gb
When being in Your arms is the permanent state
C#m B G#m
I want it like it was back then
E Gb
I wanna be in Eden
Gb G#m E
To be naked and unashamed
B Gb
In a sweet down pour down pour of innocent rain
C#m B G#m
I want it like it was back then
E Gb
I wanna be in Eden

How to play Eden

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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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