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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A E F#m D
Oh
Yeah yeah
[Verse 1]
A
You got knocked out at the ring tonight
E
Seems you've got no will to fight
F#m
Too many tears in your eyes to see, saying
D
"How could anyone ever care about me?"
A
Feelin' like you're all alone
E
Seems like both your wings are broken
F#m
Looking for an open hand
D
To pull you out this mess you're in
[Pre-Chorus]
E
Everywhere we're lookin'
F#m
Everywhere we turn there's
D
People giving up
D A Bm
All around the world
[Chorus]
A E
But I think you should know that there's a God out there
F#m D
Who knows where you are 'cause He is everywhere
A E
So open your eyes, here is my hand
F#m D
We'll do this together, just take a chance
A E
And fly
F#m D
Oh, fly
[Verse 2]
A
You find it hard to be yourself
E
Wishin' you were someone else
F#m
So much pressure all around
D
In life's parade you play the clown
A
Time to take off all your masks
E
New horizons comin' fast
F#m
Don't give up on hopes and dreams
D
Be who you were made to be
[Pre-Chorus]
E
Everywhere we're lookin'
F#m
Everywhere we turn there's
D
People giving up
D A Bm
All around the world
[Chorus]
A E
But I think you should know that there's a God out there
F#m D
Who knows where you are 'cause He is everywhere
A E
So open your eyes, here is my hand
F#m D
We'll do this together, just take a chance
A E
And fly
F#m D
Oh
[Bridge]
F#m E A F#m E A E
You can't fly 'til you let go of everything
F#m E A F#m E A E
You can't be free 'til you believe He'll set you free
F#m
Can you feel it now?
A F#m A
Do you feel alive as you leave the ground and begin to fly?
[Chorus]
A E
But I think you should know that there's a God out there
F#m D
Who knows where you are 'cause He is everywhere
A E
So open your eyes, here is my hand
F#m D
We'll do this together, just take a chance
A E
And fly
F#m D
Oh, fly
A E
Fly, oooh
F#m D
We've got to fly
Oooh
How to play Fly
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.