Jack Gribben
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C
Friends come and go but family stick together,
Em F
Like glue on some paper, forever and ever, they do (Plucking first two verses)
C G
they always come through
C
No matter the troubles we get ourselves into,
Em F
we're there for each other like families should do, ya know,
C G
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh, oh oh oh
C Em
Family, to be there for you and me, (Strumming)
F
when times are tuff, they'll show their love,
C G
and see you through.
C Em
When you, need help they'll see to you,
F
when your in the dark, they'll show you the light,
C G
it'll be alright.
C
There are some friends who are always there for me,
Em F
they know who they are and thats just how it has to be,
C G
I love them so dearly.
Am
But sometimes in life, when it throws you suprises,
Em
you gotta keep your chin up and just try to hide it,
E
cause your family means more,
than the problems you've bore
E7
and I know you feel wore
E
but pick your chin off the floor
get up on your feet,
and soar,
A
out that door
Instrumental (crescendo)
A7 E E7 D7 G Bm Fm F Dm G G7
(Pause)
C Em
Family, to be there for you and me,
F
when times are tuff, they'll show their love,
C G
and see you through.
C Em
When you, need help they'll see to you,
F
when your in the dark, they'll show you the light,
C
it'll be alright. x2 (first time slow)
(second time normal)
How to play Jack Gribben
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 C. 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.