Oblivion
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
Tempo: 80 BPM
[Intro]
D F#m A E
[Verse 1]
D
Dark clouds and shadows have disappeared
F#m
A shining light draws away my fear
A E
I wonder what the hell brought me here?
D
I hear the wind whispering to me
F#m
Sounds or voices that make me feel
A E
Something so beautiful can't be real
[Pre-Chorus]
D F#m A
Can't be real
A E
Lost in oblivion
D
The more I stare into the light the less I see
F#m
With every step i take the less I hear you sing
E
It should be right, but if feels wrong
E
If this is paradise, then tell me
N.C.
where do I belong?
[Chorus]
D
Where is the silence that used to hurt?
F#m
The chains that tied me down to the ground
A A E D
Everything is quiet, but I'm diving inside a storm, I (pain that tied me)
F#m E
fly like a bird, (down to the ground) feel like a worm (Oblivion)
[Verse 2]
D
I'll leave a trail in case my memories slip away
F#m
If this is all a dream, then why can't I escape?
A
There's something in the air telling me I should stay
A E
But why do I feel like I'm trapped inside a dark and silent maze?
[Pre-Chorus]
D
Heart of glass, show me the way
F#m
Can you let the light in
E
Now that skies are turning grey?
E N.C.
Guide me home, leave the light on
[Chorus]
D
Where is the silence that used to hurt?
F#m
The chains that tied me down to the ground
A A E D
Everything is quiet, but I'm diving inside a storm, I (pain that tied me...)
F#m E
fly like a bird, (down to the ground) feel like a worm
E
Pain that tied me down to the ground
[Bridge]
D F#m
I'm lost in my own mind
A
Between these lines
A
And words that I say
E D
To leave all behind (You'll be okay)
F#m
I'll be okay
E
I'll be okay
D F#m A E
I'll be okay
[Interlude]
D F#m E
[Outro]
D F#m
Run to them
E
Run to them
D F#m
To the end
E
Run to them (To leave it all behind)
D F#m
Run to them
E
Run to them (I’ll be okay)
D F#m
To the end (Pain that tied me down to the ground)
E
Run to them
E
To leave it all behind
D F#m E
How to play Oblivion
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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.