Help My Brother
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Intro
G C Em D
[Verso 1]G C
think its time to help my brother
Em D
think its time to run
G C
I wish that I could hear the music
Em D
underneath your thumb
G C
and I don’t know how
Em G
the light stays on in your house
G D G
and I don’t know where to go now
[Verso 2]G C
glad to see your garden’s growing
Em D
I’m happy that you’re fine
G C
I wonder if the wind is blowing
Em D
rustling your blinds
G C
and I wonder why
Em G
my weeds have grown so high
G D G
and I still can’t get you off my mind
G C Em D
wait-ing for daylight to save you
G C Em D
wait-ing for daylight to save you
G C Em D G
wait-ing for daylight to save you
C Em D
is the hardest thing to do
[Verso 3]G C
you are on the radio
Em D
I am on the mend
G C
I will roll my window down
Em D
and wait for the song to end
G C Em D
cause I love to hear you playing pretend
G D G
and I love the way the sunshine bends
[Refrão]G C Em D
wait-ing for daylight to save you
G C Em D
wait-ing for daylight to save you
G C Em D G
wait-ing for daylight to save you
C Em D
is the hardest thing to do
How to play Help My Brother
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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.