Moment In Time
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
C G Am F C
They say that love is all you need, but all that love is, is entropy
G Am F
You shouldn't waste away your life thinking you'll die alone
C G Am
Some fish just swim right through the net
F C
And some things you just have to accept
C G Am F
You shouldn't ring the hospital and hope to die at home
C G Am F C
Appreciate the subtleties of time because not knowing everything is fine
G Am F
Life is like holding water in your fingers, you'll watch it fall away
C G Am
Stop counting beans and count your friends
F C
Because we all just die here in the end
G Am F
It will throw a noose around your neck and watch you swing away
[Chorus]
C G Am
Every day ends with a moment in time
F C G
And you'll never know everything before you die
C G Am
Every book ends with a dot on the line
F C G
And you'll never know everything before you die
[Verse 2]
C G Am F C
Everybody thinks that they're the one like something special had begun
G Am
When they came screaming into this world
F
Like the whole place heard your call
C G C G C
We're all just destined for decay, and there's nothing more that you can say
G Am F
Our pathetic need to make our mark just adds height to our fall
[Chorus]
C G Am
Every day ends with a moment in time
F C G
And you'll never know everything before you die
C G Am
Every book ends with a dot on the line
F C G
And you'll never know everything before you die
Am
[Outro]
Am C G
We watched you fall away, and as the rain set in
F Am
Knew there'd be no more summer days
Am C G
As we threw clods on your grave like a knocking door
F Am Am C
As if you'd open up and say, "This was all just a big mistake
G F Am
I really got yous, lads, you should have seen your stupid face"
Am C
And we could all be free of these chains
G F Am
And live our hopeful lives, but we know that's not the case
Am
Not the case
How to play Moment In Time
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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.