Handpainted - Cozi Zuehlsdorff

Handpainted

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Intro: Am Bb x2
 
verse 1:
Am
Chin up now
Bb
why the tears
Am
Heavy rain on
F C/E
His fresh creation
Am
I see your face
Bb
no hiding here
Am
Once again
F C/E
descending quietly
Gm Am
Oh Seasons will
Gm
change Oh
C
Sunlight in Rain
 
[Refrão] Dm
In your smile
Bb
I'll be honest
F
Perfect love was
C
all I saw That
Dm
one flower that
Bb
grows tallest
F
is just one inch
C
closer to God
Dm
Pretty daisy let
Bb F
His promises shine
C
on you like stars
Dm
Those things that
C
make you you He
Bb
planned every
C Dm
single one Painted
C
on your canvas took
Bb
two steps back and
Bbm
smiled Brennley's
Dm Bb F C Dm Bb F C
done Ah Ah
 
verse 2:
Am
Chin up now
Bb
storms may come
Am
Wild winds and
F C/E
shaming whispers
Am
Just remember
Bb
when your prince
Am
comes He will
love you for your
F
joy and your heart
C/E
full of patience
Gm Am
Oh Seasons will
Gm
change Oh
C
Sunlight in Rain
 
(Repeat Chorus 1)
 
Bridge:
Gm
Don't hide your
F C/E
light seasons
will change
Gm
Come days come
F C/E
nights seasons
will change
Bb
World spinning
C
round come joy
Bb
come rain one
C
thing remains
 
[Refrão] Dm
In your smile
Bb
I'll be honest
F
Perfect love was
C
all I saw That
Dm
one flower that
Bb
grows tallest
F
is just one inch
C
closer to God
Dm
Pretty daisy let
Bb F
His promises shine
C
on you like stars
Dm
Those things that
C
make you you He
Bb
planned every
C Dm
single one Painted
C
on your canvas took
Bb
two steps back and
Bbm
smiled Brennley's
Dm Bb F C
done Ah Ah
Brennley's
Dm Bb F C
done Ah Ah

How to play Handpainted

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am. 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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