Fire Eternal - Lord Huron

Fire Eternal

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Intro
 
Em Am D G
C Am D Em
 
[Verso 1]
 
Am D G C
Show me where you go to say your prayers
Am D Em
Tell me when I can see you again
Am D G C
Show me how you're living in the now
Am D Em
Tell me why you're cryin'
 
Instrumental
 
Em C D G
Em Am D D Em
 
Am Em G Am
I wanna quit you, but it's like a disease
Em G Am C Am
I remember what your body said, you do as you please
Em G Am
Can you come over? I am down on my knees
Em G Am Em
And I'm waiting for you, baby, waiting for you
 
[Refrão]
C D
What can I do
Bm Em C
I will always be in love with you
C D
What can I say
Bm Em C
There can never be another way
C D
One day you’ll see
Bm Em
You will always be a part with me
C B7
'Til the end of time, our Fire Eternal
 
Instrumental
 
Em C D G
Em Am D D Em
 
[Verso 2]
 
Am D G C
Our love is endless, it can never be undone
Am D Em
Wild as the desert wind, and hot as the sun
Am D G C
Why fight the flames? Let's let 'em burn until we're ash
Am D Em
I laid the fire, but it was you who lit the match
 
Am Em G Am
I want to quit you, but it's like a disease
Em G Am C
How your memory lives inside me, how you trouble my dreams
Am Em G Am
You say it's over, but that's not what you mean
Em G Am Em
I'll be waiting for you, baby, waiting for you
 
[Refrão]
C D
What can I do
Bm Em C
I will always be in love with you
C D
What can I say
Bm Em C
There can never be another way
C D
One day you’ll see
Bm Em
You will always be a part of me
C B7
'Til the end of time, our Fire Eternal
 
Instrumental
 
Em C D G
Em Am D D Em

How to play Fire Eternal

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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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