Never Alone
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Intro: C Am Em G
verse 1
C Am Em G
Looking back at a girl in black; her face is painted blue
C Am Em G
Amused on a subway train; she's lost her point of view
C Am Em G
They get to her and what can I say?
C Am Em G
"Oh, girl, life is a game; you can't win every day"
[Refrão]Dm G Am
And oh, those eyes, they're familiar, ooh
Dm C G
Oh, those eyes, they're familiar, ooh
F G
Cause you're worn out and you're broken
C
But you're not, no, you're not alone
Em
Never alone
verse 2
C Am Em G
All we know is the passing on of the ones who watch our back
C Am Em G
Confused as to where they stand or if they should even try
C Am Em G
They get to her and what can I say?
C Am Em G
"Oh, girl, life is a game; you can't win every day"
[Refrão]Dm G Am
And oh, those eyes, they're familiar, ooh
Dm C G
Oh, those eyes, they're familiar, ooh
F G
Cause you're worn out and you're broken
C
But you're not, no, you're not alone
Em
Never alone
Bridge
Am (Barred) F
And don't forget just who you are
Am (Barred) F
And don't you lose yourself in every wind they blow your way
Am (Barred) F
It's not too hard to you to say "I know who I am"
verse 3
C Am
So cheer up, old friend of mine
Em G
You're almost there, just a little behind
C Am
So cheer up, old friend of mine
Em G
You're almost there, just a little, a little behind
Outro
C Am Em G (x2)
C
How to play Never Alone
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.