Face In The Mirror - Bruce Dickinson

Face In The Mirror

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Intro: Em G D/F#
Em G D/F#
 
Primeira Parte
 
Em D
I can read between the lines
C Em
When people sing along
D
I can see the innocence
C Em G D/F#
The spirits in…their…heart
Em D
I drink to…ease the pain
C Em
To dull this maddening…roar
D C Em
Oblivion again In a house that has no door
 
( G D/F# )
 
Refrão
 
Em Am
Face in a mirror
C D
It's a waiting game
Em Am
Look at your face in the mirror
C D
Does it look the same?
Em Am
Look at your face in the mirror
C D
It's a crying shape
Em Am
Look at your face in the mirror
C D
A waiting game
 
Segunda Parte
 
Em D
There are people all around
C Em
They're standing in the crowd
D
They are all looking down
C Em
At the fool on the ground
D
So welcome to my world
C Em
To the bottom of a glass
D
When I hold it I see through you
C Em G D/F#
To the future of the past
 
Refrão
 
Em Am
Face in a mirror
C D
It's a waiting game
Em Am
Look at your face in the mirror
C D
Does it look the same?
Em Am
Look at your face in the mirror
C D
It's a crying shame
Em
Look at your face
Am
Look at your face
C
Look at your face
 
Solo Am D
Am Em D
Am D
Am D Em
 
Terceira Parte
 
Em D
I can't see paradise
C Em
Even though I live in hell
D
So don't look in my mirror
C Em G D/F#
You might see yourself as well
 
Refrão
 
Em Am
It's a face in a mirror
C D
It's a waning name
Em Am
Look at your face in a mirror
C D
Does it look the same?
Em Am
When you stare into your eyes
C D
It's a crying shape
Em
Take a look at your face
Am
Look at your face
C
Look at your face
 
Último Refrão
 
Em Am
Face in the mirror
C D
It's a waning name
Em Am
Take a look at your face in the mirror
C D
Does it look the same?
Em Am
Take a look at that face In the mirror
C D
It's a crying shape
Em
Take a look at your face
Am
Look at your face
C Em
Look at your face

How to play Face In The Mirror

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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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