Id Build A Bridge - Glen Campbell

Id Build A Bridge

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Intro: G Am C Bm Am G Bm G C D G
 
verse 1
 
Bm C D G
As I sift through the ashes
Bm C D G
of bridges burned and broken dreams
D Em D
If I could only find the pieces
C Am G F#m Em
I'd build a bridge that would bring you back to me
D C D G Bm G C D G
I'd build a bridge that would bring you back to me
 
verse 2
 
Bm G C D G
If I could take the past and change it
Bm G C D G
to what I wanted it to be
Bm Em D
I would mold and I would shape it
C D G F#m Em
into a bridge that would bring you back to me
D C D G D
I'd build a bridge that would bring you back to me
 
[Refrão]
G Bm Em G
Oh, I'd build a bridge made of love
C G
A love so strong that no one
Am D
could ever shake it
G Bm Em D
Oh, I'd build a bridge made of stone
C Bm
and I would stand and defend it
Am Bm C D
And never let it fall
 
verse 3
 
G Bm C D G
Though the walls may be crumbled
Bm C D G
the cornerstone is planted deep
Bm Em D
and it will gladly hold the pieces
C D G F#m Em
to the bridge that would bring you back to me
G C D G D
I'll build a bridge that will bring you back to me
 
[Refrão]
G Bm Em G
Oh, I'll build a bridge made of love
C Bm
a love so strong that no one
Am C D
could ever shake it, yeah
G Bm Em G
Oh, I'll build a bridge made of stone
C Bm G C D
and I will stand and defend itttt, yeah
G Bm Em D
Oh, I'll build a bridge made of love
C Bm
a love so strong that no one
G Am D
could ever shake it, yeah
G Bm Em D
Oh, I'll build a bridge made of stone
C G Am D G F#m D Em D C G Am
and I will stand and I'll defend it, yeah

How to play Id Build A Bridge

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 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.

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