I Find The Light In You - Joe Brooks

I Find The Light In You

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B
I don’t think there’s a word I've ever heard
E
That captures the innocence of you
B E
And I wouldn’t want one too
B E
And no, I wouldn’t want one too
C#m
It’d be like smothering a star
 
Or covering a work of art
F#
Driving so fast that the view falls apart
C#m G#m
Like I do
F#
Without you.
 
Chorus.
E B
But im on my way home
E B
And I'm worn to the bone
E G#m
And when my heart hits an all time low.
A
There’s something shining through
B E
I find the light in you
B E
I find the light in you.
 
B
I don’t think there’s a sun that’s ever shone
E
Brighter than the radius of you
B E
And I wouldn’t want one too
B E
No, I wouldn’t want one too
C#m
It would be a far for ever tamed
 
A burn without the pain
F#
A heat that never warms the things
C#m G#m
Like you do.
F#
Like you do.
 
E B
But im on my way home
E B
And I'm worn to the bone
E G#m
And when my heart hits an all time low.
A
There’s something shining through
B E
I find the light in you
 
D
Take my hand and we can beat
C#m
This glimmer of a dream
B
Out from the corner
 
Oooooo
D
Please your fingers it’s a mind
C#m
And we can find a world
E
If we believe it we can breathe it
B E B E
Breathe it into life. yeah
 
E B
And im on my way home
E B
I'm worn to the bone
E G#m
And my heart hits and all time low
A
There’s something shining through
E B
But im on my way home
E B
And im worn to the bone
E G#m
And when my hearts hits an all time low
A
There’s something shining through
B E
I find the light in you. (x8)

How to play I Find The Light In You

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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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