Let Me Be
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Intro:
E A E
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E A Am
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[Verso 1] E
Come lay your burdens down
A E
Lean on my shoulder
E A Am
Come let your problems be a whole world away
E
And if you feel alone
A E
I’m here to catch you
E A Am
I got these open arms, in them you’ll be safe
[Refrão]
E
I can be
E
I can be your brother
A
I can be
Am
I can be your friend
E
I can be
E
I can be another
A Am
Hand to hold until the end
[Verso 2] E
You might not have all the answers
A E
You might feel broken
E
We’re in this all together
A Am
We’ll find our way
E
And if you think you lost the meaning
A E
And if you think you’ve done it wrong
E
I’m always here to tell you
A Am
You’ll be okay
[Refrão]E
I can be
E
I can be your brother
A
I can be
Am
I can be your friend
E
I can be
E
I can be another
A Am
Hand to hold until the end
E
I can be
E
I can be your brother
A
I can be
Am
I can be your friend
E
I can be
E
I can be another
A Am
Hand to hold until the end
BREAK:
C C#m A E
Hold on, yeah, I know you’re ti-red
C C#m A E
Be strong, it only lasts a little while
C C#m A E
Oh, child, you’re walking through the fi-ire
C#m
But you’re not alone
C
You’re not alone
A
You’re not alone
Won’t you let me be, yeah
[Refrão]E
Let me be
E
Let me be your brother
A
Let me be
Am
Let me be your friend
E
Let me be
E
Let me be another
A Am
Hand to hold until the end
E
Let me be
E
Let me be your brother
A
Let me be
Am
Let me be your friend
E
Let me be
E
Let me be another
A Am
Hand to hold until the end
E
Let me be
E
Let me be your brother
A
Let me be
Am
Let me be your friend
E
Let me be
E
Let me be another
A Am
Hand to hold until the end
E
Let me be
E
Let me be your brother
A
Let me be
Am
Let me be your friend
E
Let me be
E
Let me be another
A Am
Hand to hold until the end
OUTRO:
E
I can be
E
I can be your brother
A
I can be
Am
I can be your friend
E
I can be
E
I can be another
A Am E
Hand to hold until the end
How to play Let Me Be
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 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.