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England Dan and John Ford Coley - Hold Me
Intro: G C G C G
C
Some loves are easy
Am D
And some are just games
Sometimes the one you love
C G C D Em
Doesn't even have a name
G Em A
Sometimes I run away
Am
But this time I'll stay
G C
'Cause you say your love will mend what's broken
[Refrão] G
So hold me
Am7 G D C D
Tell me that you'll be here tomorrow
G
Just hold me
Am7 G D C
Do you have a love I could borrow?
D Em A
'Cause the fire in your eyes
D B Em
It makes my heart ignite
A D G C G
So hold me, hold me tonight
C
Some loves are spoken
Am D
And some understood
Sometimes you throw away
C G C D Em
A love that seemed so good
G Em A
Now here I am with you
Am
Feeling hope again
G C
This time I hope there'll be no ending
Chorus:
G
So hold me
Am7 G D C D
Tell me that you'll be here tomorrow
G
Just hold me
Am7 G D C
Do you have a love I could borrow?
D Em A
'Cause the fire in your eyes
D B Em
It makes my heart ignite
A D G
So hold me, hold me tonight
Bridge:
Bb F C
Let our souls unite
Bb F C
You've given love to my life
Bb F G
Tell me that it's not just for tonight
Chorus: (## key change ##)
C
Hold me
Dm7 C G F G
Tell me that you'll be here tomorrow
C
Just hold me
Dm7 C G F
Do you have a love I can borrow?
G Am D
'Cause the fire in your eyes
G E Am
Makes my heart ignite
D G C F
So hold me, hold me tonight
How to play Hold Me
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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.