Eyes Wide Open Air
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Intro
G B7 Am
La da da, da da da
Am
Aye I wrote a little something
Am
If you're feeling down
[Refrão]
G B7
Eyes wide, open air
Em
If I'm a little too close to the
Em7
Ground
Em
I'm scared
G
I hit my head on the ceiling and
B7 Am
It's hurting on the way down
(Way Down, aye)
G
Wish that I could fly away and do
B7
What I'm supposed to do
Em
I think I'm getting really close to
Em7 Em
A mountain view
G
I know my head is on the ceiling
B7 Am
And I'm looking for a way out,
(I'm So grateful to be here right now)
G
Trying to get paid and freed from
B7
Stress yea
Em
I know but first got to learn my
Em7 Em
Lesson
G B7
I hope that one day soon it'll all
Am
Just be fine (It's a beautiful Life, trust me)
[Verso 1]
G
Why do I go through these motions
B7 Em
I'm young and I'm hopeless
Em7 Em G
And if I didn't know before
B7
Last time I was better
Am
Now I'm up another level
Am
I decided my future isn't the same
(Aye)
G
I did enough
B7
To be free, now I got
Em
The best seat
Em7
I'll go through the puddles
Em
To just speak
G
They heard what I've been saying
B7
Nothing ever been the same
Am
Pretty soon we going to be
Am
Changing the pace
[Pré-Refrão]
C
Cause I was holding on
B7
Trying to break free from the storm
[Refrão]
G B
With my eyes wide, open air
Em
If I'm a little too close to the
Ground
Em7 Em
I'm scared
G
I hit my head on the ceiling and
B7 Am
It's hurting on the way down, (way
Down, aye)
G
Wish that I could fly away and do
B7
What I'm supposed to do
Em
I think I'm getting really close to
Em7 Em
A mountain view
G
I know my head is on the ceiling
B7 Am
And I'm looking for a way out,
(I'm So grateful to be here right now)
G
Trying to get paid and freed from
B7
Stress yea
Em
I know but first got to learn my lesson
Em7 Em G B7
I hope that one day soon it'll all
Am
Just be fine
Am
(It's a beautiful life, trust me)
Final
G B7
La da da, da da da da
Am Am7 Em
La da da da da da
G B7
La da da da da
Am
Da da da da
How to play Eyes Wide Open Air
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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.