Fight To Keep - Run River North

Fight To Keep

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D G
I left my heart on the top of a window sill
D G
It fell apart when the winds pulled it down
D G
On the ground where the sun drove the colors deep
D G D
In the summer heat, the colors seem to drown
 
D G
But you pulled up the colors with a simple tune
D G
You breathed a song and you dusted off the sand
D G
You put the pieces on your sleeve, you gave my heart to me
D G D
It looked so pretty that I fell upon my knees
D G D
It looked so pretty that I fell upon my knees
 
D A
And from the ground I saw your face
G A
You spoke of love and you sang of grace
G F#
But come the night when the light is gone
E A D
Its in the dark that my deeds are done
 
D G
What I've done in darkness, I must turn away
D G
This mended heart was meant for so much more
D G
Though the wind is telling me that it's ok
D G D
I'll stand my ground till I hear the kingdom come
 
D G
So I will fight to keep the fire burning in the night
D G
For I found words to keep me still
D E F# G
And though I'm prone to go and make the same mistakes
D G D
I hear your voice calling out my name
 
D A
And from the ground I saw your face
G A
You spoke of love and you sang of grace
G F#
But come the night when the light is gone
E A D
Its in the dark that my deeds are done
 
D A
And from the ground I saw your face
G A
You spoke of love and you sang of grace
G F#
But come the night when the light is gone
E A D
Its in the dark that my deeds are done
 
D G
I'll fight to keep the fire burning in the night

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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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