Greg Cross
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G
Where would I be
Am
But A tired mess on the street
C
If it weren’t for she
D
If it weren’t for he
G
Time and again
Am
And again and again and again and again
C D
And then.. not again
G
I've spent my whole life getting
D
ive spent my whole life recieving
Em
ive always been taking
C
ive always been leaving
G D
and now aint it time to give some back
C Em
of all the the time that I have left
G D
I hope to God I have it in me
C Em
To finally be what all these words mean
G Am
In the twilight of a long, difficult night
C D G
You can rest on my bones you’ve blessed
G Am
If you get tired, if you should fall
C D
If theres a bug up on the wall that you don’t like
G
Ill get a cup and take it back outside where it belongs
G
I've spent my whole life getting
D
ive spent my whole life recieving
Em
ive always been taking
C
ive always been leaving
G D
and now aint it time to give some back
C Em
of all the the time that I have left
G D
I hope to God I have it in me
C Em
To finally be what all these words mean
Am C G
You of all who know me best
D Am
You’ve found crumbled beneath the test
C G
But if im lucky ive some wax
D
For a candle that give itself so softy away
G
I've spent my whole life getting
D
ive spent my whole life recieving
Em
ive always been taking
C
ive always been leaving
G D
and now aint it time to give some back
C Em
of all the the time that I have left
G D
I hope to God I have it in me
C Em
To finally be what all these words mean
How to play Greg Cross
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.