Hopes For You - Pat Barrett

Hopes For You

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
G
Keep
Em7 Dsus
Keep your eyes open wide
Em7 C2
Keep your head lifted high
G Gsus
You won’t want to miss it
G
Guard
Em7 Dsus
Guard that beautiful heart
Em7 C2
It makes you who you are
G
God knows we need you
 
[Chorus]
C2 Em7
Oh don’t ever let your love grow cold
C2
Don’t ever think that your alone
Dsus D
Oh there’s someone looking out for you
C2 Em7
Oh don’t settle for the easy road
C2
The hardest things will make you grow
Dsus D
I’ve got so many hopes for you
 
[Verse 2]
G
Set
Em7 Dsus
Set your fear on fire
Em7 C2
Go headlong to the wild
G
You’ll hardly believe it
G
Run
Em7 Dsus
Run like you’re made of the wind
Em7 C2
Like you’re weightless again
G
Hold on to your freedom
 
[Chorus]
C2 Em7
Oh don’t ever let your love grow cold
C2
Don’t ever think that your alone
Dsus D
Oh there’s someone looking out for you
C2 Em7
Oh don’t settle for the easy road
C2
The hardest things will make you grow
Dsus D
I’ve got so many hopes for you
 
[Bridge]
Em7 D/F# G
So many hopes for you
G/B C2
Oh enjoy every moment
Em7 D/F# G
'Cause you can’t ever get it back
G/B C2 C2
Life is a gift and the best is still up ahead
 
[Verse 3]
G
Grace
Em7 Dsus
Have some grace for yourself
Em7 C2
And have some for everyone else
G
God knows we need it
 
[Chorus]
C2 Em7
Oh don’t ever let your love grow cold
C2
Don’t ever think that your alone
Dsus D
Oh there’s someone looking out for you
C2 Em7
Oh don’t settle for the easy road
C2
The hardest things will make you grow
Dsus D
I’ve got so many hopes for you
 
[Outro]
G Em7 Dsus
So many hopes for you
Em7
So many hopes for you

How to play Hopes For You

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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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