Open Your Eyes - Phillip Phillips

Open Your Eyes

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Intro: Dsus2 A G
 
(By the way, at the end of the song and the end of the intro it sounds cool if you move the G chord
down a half step it goes well like:
e|---3---2
B|---3---2
G|---0---0
D|---0---0
A|---2---3
E|---3---3
 
Verse:
 
D A G
The sun rises over the trees again
D A G
As for the moon it pushes through the stars and
D A G
You tell me go, I say it's alright my friend
D A G
For the moments we have in this life they will end
 
Pre-Chorus
Bm F#m A G
I see who you are but don't believe
Bm F#m A G
You show a side you claim to be
 
[Refrão]D A G
So open your eyes, open your heart and then
D A G
Watch it fall out, watch it align and bend
D A
For all that you've done
A G
And for all that you've shown
Bm F#m G
It's not too late to let it go
N.C D A G
Cause it's all yours
 
Verse:
 
D A G
Watching the change, seeing the phase within
D A G
Our bodies they age and our spirits grow thin
D A G
You hear the sound of winter's breeze so quietly
D A G
So live for this day, hold it and wait 'til morning gives
 
Pre-Chorus
Bm F#m A G
I see who you are but don't believe
Bm F#m A G
You show a side you claim to be
D A G
Open your eyes, open your heart and then
D A G
Watch it fall out, watch it align and bend
D A G
For all that you've done
D A G
And for all that you've shown
Bm F#m G
It's not too late to let it go
Cause it's all yours D-A
D(Strum-once) A G
Open your eyes, open your heart and then
D A G
Watch it fall out, watch it align and bend
D A G
For all that you've done
Bm F#m G Harm on 12th fret top 2 strings
And for all that you've shown
 
D A G
Open your eyes, open your heart and then
D A G
Watch it fall out, watch it align and bend
D A G
For all that you've done
D A G
And for all that you've shown
Bm F#m G
It's not too late to let it go
Bm F#m G
It's not too late to let it show
Cause it's all yours D A G

How to play Open Your Eyes

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Dsus2. 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.

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