I Would - Connie Talbot
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Dm
Never known my hands to shake
F
Never had my heart beat so fast
Dm
Finally found the words to say
F
But I'm scared you won't say them back
Dm
Wish that you could read my mind
F
So you could see what's locked up inside
Dm
Could I ask a couple questions
F
Before the moment passes us by?
Bb7M Am7 Gm7
Ohh, Honestly
 
F
Would you give all your life
Gm
If I give you all of mine?
Dm
Would you love me unconditionally
 
Be everything that I need
C
And do anything for love?
F
Would you stand by my side
Gm
Until the end of time?
Dm
Would you love me unconditionally
 
Be the air that I breathe
C
And do anything for us?
F
'Cause I would
 
Dm
Standing on the edge with you
F
If you jump, then I would jump too
Dm
Every single breath I take
F
I would give 'em all up for you
Bb7M Am7 Gm7
Ohh, Honestly
 
F
Would you give all your life
Gm
If I give you all of mine?
Dm
Would you love me unconditionally
 
Be everything that I need
C
And do anything for love?
F
Would you stand by my side
Gm
Until the end of time?
Dm
Would you love me unconditionally
 
Be the air that I breathe
C
And do anything for us?
 
Bb Am7 Gm7
I would, I would, I would
Bb Am7 Gm7
I would, I would, I would
Bb Am7 Gm7
I would, I would, I would
 
Bb Am7 C
Do anything for love
 
F
Would you give all your life
Gm
If I give you all of mine?
Dm
Would you love me unconditionally
 
Be everything that I need
C
And do anything for love?
F Gm7
And would you stand by my side
Dm
Would you love me unconditionally
 
Be the air that I breathe
C
And do anything for us?
F
'Cause I would

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Dm. 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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