Let It Be Me - Ray Lamontagne

Let It Be Me

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Riff:
F
e|-----------------------|
B|-3/5----3----1-----1---|
G|-------------------2---|
D|-3/5----3----2-----3---|
A|-----------------------|
E|-----------------------|
 
Intro: F C G F C
 
Verso:
 
(Riff)
 
F
There comes a time
C
a time in everyone's life
G
where nothin' seems to go your way
F C (Riff)
when nothing seems to turn out right
F G
there may come a time,
C C/B Am7 G
you just can't seem to find your place
F G F# F
for every door you open,
F G
seems like you get two slammed in your face
 
Pré-Refrão:
 
F Bb F C F C
that's when you need someone, someone that you can call
C G
when all your faith is gone
G F C
it feels like you can't go on
 
[Refrão] F
let it be me
C
let it be me
G
if it's a friend that you need
F
let it be me
C
let it be me
 
Verso 2:
 
(Riff)
 
F
feels like you always comin' up last
C
pockets full of nothin' ain't got no cash
G
no matter where you turn you ain't got no place to stand
F C (Riff)
reach each out for something and they slap your hand
F G
i remember all too well
C C/B Am7 G
just how it feels to be all alone
F G F# -> F
feel like you'd give anything
F G
for just a little place you can call your own
 
Pré-Refrão:
 
F Bb F C F C
that's when you need someone, someone that you can call
C G
when all your faith is gone
G F C
it feels like you can't go on
 
[Refrão] F
let it be me
C
let it be me
G
if it's a friend you need
F
let it be me
C
let it be me
F
let it be me
C
let it be me
G
if it's a friend you need
F
let it be me
G
let it be me
C
let it be me

How to play Let It Be Me

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F. 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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