Prizefighter - Trisha Yearwood

Prizefighter

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Intro: G D C
 
Verse:
G
Here you are face to face
D
With your greatest test of faith
C
It ain't looking good but you would not run even if you could
G
'Cause you know what's on line
D
It's win or lose, do or die
C Am
Every swing is coming fast and the punches knock you back
 
Chorus:
G
When you hit the ground
D
You find your wings
Em
You go one more round
C
When that bell rings
G
They say you're done but here you come
D Em
You're a hammer, hitting, spitting fire
C
Prizefighter
G
When you're sweating from the fear
D
You look it in the eye
Em C
Turn the sound of defeat into your battle cry
G
Stakes are down, you're out of luck
D Em
Look at you, smiling with a shiner
C
Standing higher
G D C
Prizefighter
 
Verse:
G
When you see them shake their head
D
That's when you start seeing red
C
From your head down to your toes, you find your glory, strengh and hope
G
Come on, come on, comeback kid
D
Show them how you never quit
C Am
You're gonna rise from the pain and like a hurricane
 
Chorus:
G
When you hit the ground
D
You find your wings
Em
You go one more round
C
When that bell rings
G
They say you're done but here you come
D Em
You're a hammer, hitting, spitting fire
C
Prizefighter
G
When you're sweating from the fear
D
You look it in the eye
Em C
Turn the sound of defeat into your battle cry
G
Stakes are down, you're out of luck
D Em
Look at you, smiling with a shiner
C
Standing higher
G D Em C
Prizefighter, yeah
 
Chorus:
G
When you're sweating from the fear
D
You look it in the eye
Em C
Turn the sound of defeat into your battle cry
G
Stakes are down, you're out of luck
D Em
Look at you, smiling with a shiner
C
Standing higher
G D Em C
Prizefighter
 
Outro:
G
Look at you standing tall
D
Look at you standing tall
Em
And you still ain't had enough
C G D Em C
And you still ain't had enough
G
Look at you standing tall
D
Look at you standing tall
Em
And you still ain't had enough
C G D Em C
And you still ain't had enough

How to play Prizefighter

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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