For What It's Worth
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A F#m
For what it's worth, thank you
D E
For what it's worth, I love you
A F#m
For what I'm worth, take me
D E
For what I'm worth, use me
F#m E
I've read of all you've done for me
D
Now let me do for you
F#m E
And I pray that I never lose sight
D (slide) E
Of all that you went through
(Refrão 1)
A
And the stripes on his back, can you see them?
E
Can you imagine?
F#m
And the holes in his hands, can you feel them?
C#m
Nails pierce the skin.
D
And the feet that he stood on, so broken.
A
His spirit's still strong.
D
And the love that He's given to me.
E
Is forever long.
(Instrumental)
F#m - E - D - F#m - E - D - E
(Refrão 2)
A
And the stripes on your back, I can see them.
E
I can't imagine.
F#m
And the holes in your hands, I can feel them.
C#m
Nails, pierced your skin.
D
And the feet that you stood on, so broken.
A
Your spirit's still strong.
D
The love that you've given to me.
E
Is forever long.
A
And the stripes on your back, I can see them.
E
I can't imagine.
F#m
And the holes in your hands, I can feel them.
C#m
Nails, pierced your skin.
D
And the feet that you stood on, so broken.
A
Your spirit's still strong.
D
The love that it's given to me.
E
Is forever long.
A F#m
For what it's worth, thank you
D E
For what it's worth, I love you
A F#m
For what I'm worth, take me
D E
For what I'm worth, use me
A
For what it's worth thank you...
How to play For What It's Worth
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.