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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
E Em7 E
 
[Verse]
E
Bricks that I laid
E
Asphalt I paved
E
Road I built and grew
E
So you wouldn't lost
E
Your will or your way
E
I've come here to say
E
It's crumbling in my hands
E
I never noticed
A
Upwards, it climbed
B7 E
A wall built tall and fine
E EM7
Took long enough to find
E
Footholds of mine
A
And fill them up with sand
 
You wanted me to
B7
Stand up for you
E
Stand up for who?
 
You wanted me to
A B7
Recognize as you
Esus2
You're slipping in your shoes
 
[Pre-Chorus]
C#m
New vines follow
B A
Cracks fill out the grooves
B7
Wiping clean the residue
C#m B AM7 B7
Gripping for anything to break loose
 
[Chorus]
C#m
Our water's low
B
Tend to the growth
A
And let the sun shine through
C#m
I wanna go
B
Where blossoms show
AM7 A
A sweeter view
C#m B A
So come on down
C#m B A
Come on down
C#m B Am7 Bbdim A
Come on down, Mm
E Em7
It's overdue
Esus2
We overgrew
 
[Verse]
E
The bed that we made
Em7 Esus2
Turned over to graves
Em7
Soil pouring over seeds
E
And sowing broken parts of me
EM7
They fight tooth and nail
E
Dig upwards for air
 
Break skin and break me free
 
I never noticed
A
Inward, I climbed
EM7
For something there to find
A
I started searching inward this time
EM7
For something there to find
 
[Chorus]
C#m
Our water's low
Bsus4 B
Tend to the growth
E A
And let the sun shine through
C#m
This time I go
Bsus4
Where blossoms show
A Bsus4
A sweeter view
C#m Bsus4 A
So come on down (Come on down)
C#m7 AM7 A
Come on down (Come on down)
C#m B A F#7 AM7 A
Come on down
Em7 E
It's overdue
C#m Bsus4 A
We overgrew
E
We overgrew
B7
(Bricks that I laid)
Esus4
(Asphalt I paved)
E
(Road I built and grew)
 
(So you wouldn't lose)
C#m
Overgrew
B
(Your will or your way)
A
(I've come here to say)
E Em7
It's overdue
E
We overgrew

How to play Overgrew

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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.

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