Lost And Found
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Intro: F C Dm Bb F C
F C Dm C Bb
I've been lost and I've found
F
That when you get lost
C
You don't look down
F C Dm
But you look above
C Bb
Yeah you look ahead
F
And you raise your hands
C
To the sky instead
Bb Dm
To the sky instead
Bb G
To the sky instead
F C Dm C Bb
F C Dm
When you run
C Bb
When you try to hide
F C
Stop and shake the dust from inside
F C Dm
And hold yourself
C Bb
Like a little child
F C
And swing you legs from the front porch swing for a little while
Dm Bb
For a little while
Dm Bb
For a little while
Dm G
For a little while
F C Dm Bb F C
F C Dm
You don't know
C Bb
Who will want to talk
F
Or who you'll meet between now and then
C
Or where your feet will walk
F C Dm
But you look above
C Bb
Yeah you look ahead
F
And you raise your hands
C
to the sky instead
Dm Bb
To the sky instead
Dm Bb
To the sky instead
Dm G
To the sky instead
F C Dm C Bb
I've been lost and I've found
F C Dm
That when you get lost
C Bb
You don't look down
F C Dm
But you look above
G
Yeah you look ahead
F
And you raise your hands
C
To the sky instead
C F Dm
To the sky instead
How to play Lost And Found
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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.