Offer
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Written by Bill Mallonee for Irving Music, Inc.,
Allegiance Music, Russachugama Music and CyBrenJoJosh (BMI) ©1995
ORIGINALLY RECORDED IN F.
[Intro]
E B C#m A 3x
[Verse 1]
E B
They were making available the dreams of the past
C#m A
For a limited time while the supply lasts
E B A
I got in line and I gave the man my cash
E B
Yeah I was buying fake diamonds buying fools gold
C#m A
And I keep them in a sack shot full of holes
E B A
In this land of plenty with an empty soul
[Chorus]
E A
No mountain too high there's no ocean too deep
C#m A
No castle too strong there's no lock that'll keep
E A
No river too wide there's no desert too broad
C#m A F#m
No stone you can't break no. No heart that's too hard. No heart that’s too hard.
[Verse 2]
E B
From parting shots to parting the seas
C#m A
From stabs in the back to turning the cheek
E B A
Opening cells and throwing away the keys
E B
And I distinguish a voice that I hear in the wind
C#m A
Like a radio station not quite locked in
E B A
Once a whisper now as loud as a scream
[Chorus]
E A
No mountain too high there's no ocean too deep
C#m A
No castle too strong there's no lock that'll keep
E A
No river too wide there's no desert too broad
C#m A F#m
No stone you can't break no. No heart that's too hard. No heart that’s too hard.
[Verse 3]
E B
You're the judge and you're the law
C#m A
The criminal in place of us all
E B A
Father and mother sister and brother and friend
E B
You say give me your sickness give me your pain
C#m A
Your empty cup and I'll fill it again
E B A
Why on earth are you digging your own grave
[Chorus]
E A
No mountain too high there's no ocean too deep
C#m A
No castle too strong there's no lock that'll keep
E A
No river too wide there's no desert too broad
C#m A F#m
No stone you can't break no. No heart that's too hard. No heart that’s too hard.
C#m A B
No heart that’s too hard. There’s no heart that’s too hard. Oh. Oh Oooh. Nooo Ooh.
[INTRO TO END]
How to play Offer
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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.