Everyday Things
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Eb-tuning
Intro
Am D
You're all that I want, all that I need
Em
If I look, I find You in everyday things
Am D
You're under the bed, You're up in the trees
Em
If I look, I find You in everyday things
[Verso 1]
Am D
I'm addicted and unashamed I got thoughts of You on my brain
Em
I got every reason from old to recent to hand You all of my shame
Am D
It's a funeral and a parade I celebrate when it rains
Em
I lift both my hands to make space enough between me and personal gains
Am D
I'll surrender to Your love I'll give You what You want me to give up
Em Am D Em
Until there's nothing left to cover up to be with You is really all I want
[Refrão]
Am D
You're all that I want, all that I need
Em
If I look, I find You in everyday things
Am D
You're under the bed, You're up in the trees
Em
If I look, I find You in everyday things
[Verso 2]
Am D
I notice You in their eyes there's a flicker somewhere inside
Em
And I catch a glimpse of Your fingerprints when I study what You designed
Am D
You're my favorite way to spend time and just to sit with You is sublime
Em
And the more I do, I find You come through and light up the rooms in my mind
Am D
I'll surrender to Your love I'll give You what You want me to give up
Em Am D Em
Until there's nothing left to cover up to be with You is really all I want
[Refrão]
Am D
You're all that I want, all that I need
Em
If I look, I find You in everyday things
Am D
You're under the bed, You're up in the trees
Em
If I look, I find You in everyday things
[Ponte]
Em Am D G
You make the ordinary, extraordinary
Em Am
I saw You in the flowers and I saw You in the rain
D G
I saw You when everything was good and I saw You in the pain
[Refrão]
Am D
You're all that I want, all that I need
Em
If I look, I find You in everyday things
Am D
You're under the bed, You're up in the trees
Em
If I look, I find You in everyday things
How to play Everyday Things
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Eb. 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.