Few Are Those
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Intro: G#m F# A#m
G#m C#m B D#m
G#m E B D#m
G#m
Don't fear the darkness
G#m
Let it find you if it must
E
Open the door and
A#m B
Embrace the sadness
G#m
Pain won't stain you
G#m
It will only make you strong
C#m
Hurt won't haunt you
F# E
But lead you where you belong
E C#m
Let your grief fade away
G#m
He's a guest, not here to stay
F#
For one more day
E C#m
Keep the flame, let it burn
G#m
Through the night let it shine
F# D#m
A light divine
G#m E
For few are those who
F# D#m
See with their own eyes
E B F# D#m
Few who feel with their own hearts
G#m E
And few are those who
F# D#m
Reach for the stars and
E B F# A#m
Few who do more than their part
G#m E B D#m
G#m C#m B F#
G#m
Let the daylight wipe away your fears
E
For this is your life
F# B
And nothing can hold you back
G#m
Take a moment
G#m
Take a breath and start again
C#m
You're not broken
F#
And it can't rain all the time
E C#m
Keep the flame, let it burn
G#m
Through the night let it shine
F#
A light divine
G#m E
For few are those who
F# D#m
See with their own eyes
E B F# D#m
Few who feel with their own hearts
G#m E
And few are those who
F# D#m
Reach for the stars and
E B F#
Few who do more than their part
C#m D#m B G#m A#m E C#m G#m
F# D#m
G#m E
For few are those who
F# D#m
See with their own eyes
E B F# D#m
Few who feel with their own hearts
G#m E
And few are those who
F# D#m
Reach for the stars and
E B F# D#
Few who do more than their part
G#m E
For few are those who
F# D#m
See with their own eyes
E B F# D#m
Few who feel with their own hearts
G#m E
And few are those who
F# D#m
Reach for the stars and
E B F# D#
Few who do more than their part
Final: A#m F# C# G#m A#m F# C#
Fm A# F# C# Fm
D# F# C# G# A#
How to play Few Are Those
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G#m. 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.