Hold On
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Intro: C G D Bm
verse 1
C
You come to life
C G D
When all the people on the streets start to rise
D C
And the sun, it starts to open up our eyes
G D Bm
We can make this moment stay with us for a while
Pre-Chorus
D C
You can count on it, I'm where you left me
G G
I can count on you to show me the way
D G
We can keep it light, we're going somewhere
G G
I won't try to fight it, don't feel like it
[Refrão]
C G
In your skin, in your hair, I'm tangled up
D Bm D
In my head, in my mind, I can't get out
C G
When you twist and you turn, teach me to run
G
I grab and hold on
I grab and hold on tight
Intro
C G D Bm
verse 2
C
You make it right
C G D
Every moment that we spend without time
D C
Pain is something how we manage on the line
G D Bm
It's on us now to keep our route come hell, high water
Pre-Chorus
D D
You can count on it, I'm where you left me
G G
I can count on you to show me the way
D G
We can keep it light, we're going somewhere
G G
I won't try to fight it, don't feel like it
[Refrão]
C G
In your skin, in your hair, I'm tangled up
D Bm
In my head, in my mind, I can't get out
C G
When you twist and you turn, teach me to run
D
I grab and hold on
I grab and hold on tight
Bridge
C G
Know that it's you
G Em
The reason that I come alive, come alive
D
It lives in your eyes
G
You know that it's you
G Em G
The reason that I come alive, come alive
C
You know that it's you
Em
The reason that I come alive, come alive
G
It lives in your eyes
G
You know that it's you
C G Em Bm D
The reason that I come alive, come alive
N.C.
[Refrão]
C D
In your skin, in your hair, I'm tangled up
Bm D
In my head, in my mind, I can't get out
C D
When you twist and you turn, teach me to run
D
I grab and hold on
C
I grab and hold on
G C
In your skin, in your hair, I'm tangled up
Em D
In my head, in my mind, I can't get out
C
When you twist and you turn, teach me to run
Em
I grab and hold on
D
I grab and hold on tight
How to play Hold On
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.