Good Things Come To Those Who Wait - Nathan Sykes

Good Things Come To Those Who Wait

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
[Verse 1]
Em D
There's no emergency
A
No sirens in front of me
Em D A
There's nothing to stop me from getting my way, yeah
Em D
I'm not going anywhere
A
If you tell me, I'll stay right here
Em D A
I'll be in the same place everyday
 
[Pre-Chorus]
Bm A
Heart stays patient
Em
'Cause I know it's worth it
 
[Chorus]
Em
That's why I take my time
D
Take as long as I got
A
Won't pretend to be somebody I'm not, no
Em D A
Good things come to those who wait
Em D
I'm not perfect, nobody is
A
Could fill an ocean of blood sweat and tears, yeah
Em D A
Good things come to those who wait
 
[Verse 2]
Em D
To show all my cards to you
A
But that's what a fool will do
Em D A
I prefer to stick when the others would twist
Em D
'Cause most people run and fall
A
They don't even work at all
Em D A
There's nothing to prove, just to feel you exist
 
[Pre-Chorus]
Bm A
Heart stays patient
Em
'Cause I know it's worth it
 
[Chorus]
Em
That's why I take my time
D
Take as long as I got
A
Won't pretend to be somebody I'm not, no
Em D A
Good things come to those who wait
Em D
I'm not perfect, nobody is
A
Could fill an ocean of blood sweat and tears, yeah
Em D A
Good things come to those who wait
 
[Bridge]
Em D
Good things
A
Yeah yeah yeah
A
Good things
Em D A
Gotta hold on
 
[Chorus]
Em
That's why I take my time
D
Take as long as I got
A
Won't pretend to be somebody I'm not, no
Em D A
Good things come to those who wait
Em D A
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Em
Baby
 
Em D A
Good things come to those who wait
Em D
I'm not perfect, nobody is
A
Could fill an ocean of blood sweat and tears, yeah
Em D A
Good things come to those who wait
Em D
Said I know
A
Gotta hold on, darling
Em D A
Good things come to those who wait
 
Oh yeah

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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.

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