Never In A Million Years
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Intro
D F#m E
D F#m E
verse 1
D
Knowing what I know now
F#m E
I would do it all again in a heartbeat
D
Take those fragile years
F#m E
All your worrying tears & put em on me
Pre-Chorus 1
D F#m E
Oh I must admit that when I think of how far we’ve come
D F#m E
It was worth the risk because it dug us a deeper love
[Refrão] D
Never in a million years
F#m E
Did I think I’d get so lucky
D
Never in a million years
F#m E
Did I think you’d be mine
D F#m
Now I can’t imagine a life without you
E
And every song that I write is about you
D
Just thought you should know
F#m E
I’ll never let you go
D
Never in a million years
F#m E
verse 2
D
Honey I’ve been thinking about
F#m
How we’ve come to be found
E
In this moment
D
Makes it easy to believe
F#m
Must be more to you & me,
E
Something magic
Pre-Chorus 2
D
Still I must admit that
F#m E
Every morning I wake up
D
Either I must be dreaming or I
F#m E
Must be lost in love
[Refrão]Never in a million years
F#m E
Did I think I’d get so lucky
D
Never in a million years
F#m E
Did I think you’d be mine
D F#m
Now I can’t imagine a life without you
E
And every song that I write is about you
D
Just thought you should know
F#m E
I’ll never let you go
D
Never in a million years
F#m E
Bridge
D F#m
Never thought life could be so good
E D
But it’s so good with you
D F#m
Never thought life could be so good
E D
But it’s so good with you
D F#m
Never thought life could be so good
E D
But it’s so good with you
D F#m
Never thought life could be so good
[Refrão]D
Never in a million years
F#m E
Did I think I’d get so lucky
D
Never in a million years
F#m E
Did I think you’d be mine
D F#m
Now I can’t imagine a life without you
E
And every song that I write is about you
D
Just thought you should know
F#m E
I’ll never let you go
D
Never in a million years
How to play Never In A Million Years
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.