Into The Light - Pat Byrne

Into The Light

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
C G | D Em | 2x
C G | D Em | Am - G/B riff
 
[Verse 1]
C G D Em
Before I met you I was cynical
C G D Em C
Sleeping late and feeling miserable or stuck in a loop
G D Em Am - G/B riff
Easy decisions feeling difficult
C G D Em
You know that I was really suffering
C G D Em C
Looking down thinking everything I did was for nothing
G D Em Am - G/B riff
Friends thought I was so insufferable
 
[Chorus]
D G C
I blame it all on myself, I took the easy way out.
D G C
I never made any changes, tried to figure it out.
Em G C
What if everything’s wrong? What if you’re only right?
D G C
You took me out of the dark and led me into the light. Hey!
 
[Interlude]
C G | D Em | 2x
C G | D Em | Am - G/B riff
 
[Verse 2]
C G D Em
I read this story in a magazine:
C G D Em C
“Things lose their magic after 16 years on the planet”
G D Em Am - G/B riff
I wrote a letter to the editor.
C G D Em
Cause since I found you thing’s been going right
C G D Em C
—It’s easier to sleep at night
G D Em Am-G/B riff
-I’ve always got you by my side, no matter the weather.
 
[Chorus]
D G C
I blame it all on myself, I took the easy way out.
D G C
I never made any changes, tried to figure it out.
Em G C
What if everything’s wrong? What if you’re only right?
D G C
You took me out of the dark and led me into the light. Hey!
 
[Guitar solo] over
C G | D Em | 2x
C G | D Em | Am - G/B riff
 
[Chorus]
D G C
I blame it all on myself, I took the easy way out.
D G C
I never made any changes, tried to figure it out.
Em G C
What if everything’s wrong? What if you’re only right?
D G C
You took me out of the dark and led me into the light. Hey!
 
[Bridge]
C G D Em
You led me into the light
C G D Em
You led me into the light
C G D Em Am - G/B riff
You led me into the light
 
[Outro guitar solo]
C G | D Em | 2x
C G | D Em | Am - G/B riff
 
C G D/F# (hold)

How to play Into The Light

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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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