Everything Is Music - Kris Delmhorst

Everything Is Music

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CAPO: 2
 
Intro: G
 
Now we've come to the place where everything is music
D
Everything is music
G
Oh oh, everything is music
 
Yeah, we've come to the place where everything is music
D C G
Everything is music, let it play, play, play
 
Tell me, why do you stay in jail, when the door is wide open?
D
The door is wide open
G
Yeah, the door is still wide open
 
Tell me, why do you stay in jail, when the door is wide open?
D C G C
Let the beauty that you love, be what you do, do
 
G
Stop talking now and open up the window
D C G C
The one right there in the middle of your heart
G Em
Let go your hands, sit down in this circle
C D
You know you got no need to keep yourself apart
 
G
Well, the day you wake up sad and empty, don't go back to sleep
D
Don't go back to sleep
G
No-o, don't go back to sleep
 
Well, the day you wake up sad and empty, don't go back to sleep
D C G
There's a million ways to kneel and kiss the ground
 
Instrumental: G D G D C G C
 
G
Don't worry now, about saving all these songs
D C G C
There's so many more just waiting to be found
G Em
And if all these instruments should disappear
C D
We would still hear something coming up from way down in the ground
 
G
Because we've come to the place where everything is music
D
Everything is music
G
Oh oh, everything is music
 
Yeah, we've come to the place where everything is music
D C G
Everything is music, let it play, let it play
D C G
Ooh, everything is music, let it play-ay-ay
D C G
Ooh ooh, everything is music, let it play

How to play Everything Is Music

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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