Liberty - Amble

Liberty

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
5th traste
[Intro]
C/G A7 Dm G
 
[Verse 1]
C/G A7
My neighbour he is the man who
Dm G
Walks with papers in his hand
C/G A7
His Peak cap and his fine pressed suit
Dm G
His red bow tie and turned down boots he
C/G A7
Takes my hand and says to me
Dm G
Young man what you are about to see will
C/G A7
Change you and the life you've known
Dm G
It's written for you on the stone It says
 
[Chorus]
C/G A7 Dm G
Walk with me to Liberty to places you can only dream
C/G A7 Dm G
Take a second to memorise what it's like to see through other eyes
 
[Bridge]
C/G A7 Dm G
C/G A7 Dm G
 
[Verse 2]
C/G A7
Green fields and a pot of gold
Dm G
A place where the soft wind blow
C/G A7
Champagne skies and bright full moons
Dm G
It looks just like the place for you he says
 
[Chorus]
C/G A7 Dm G
Walk with me to Liberty to places you can only dream
C/G A7 Dm G
Take a second to memorise what it's like to see through other eyes
 
[Verse 3]
C/G
He says you and I together
A7
The love we cannot measure
Dm
It's always been a pleasure
G
When you come around
C/G
There's one thing left to show you
A7
Boy come listen closely
Dm
Oh I'm so unholy
G
But it's all I've got and
C/G A7
He hands it my way and says my child
Dm G
Use it wisely open your eyes
C/G A7
Sit back relax and talk to me
Dm G
Of what you now call serenity he says
 
[Chorus]
C/G A7 Dm G
Walk with me to Liberty to places you can now run free
C/G A7 Dm G
And take a hand and roam along and let them know about this song
 
[Outro]
C/G A7 Dm G (x4)

How to play Liberty

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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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