Ready To Rage
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Submitted by: jeremyunderground41@gmail.com
Key: E
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
C#m - x46654
A - x02220
E - 022100
B - x24442
F#m - 244222
G#m - 466444
G#/C - x365xx
D# - x68886
[Intro]
C#m
then
C#m A B F#m B G#m x4
then
C#m
[Verse 1]
C#m
Standing on a platform
A
Waiting for a train
Feels like the time
E B
is moving further away
C#m
If patience is a virtue
A
Then surely so is pain
And all the hell that
E B G#m G#/C
we're made to pay
[Chorus 1]
C#m
So run for your lives
A
Or swallow the pill
E
There's no turning back
B
No this isn't a drill
It's the fight of our
C#m A
lives Our coming of age
E
Now it's getting harder
G#m G#/C
To stay this engaged
Now I'm ready to rage!
[Post Chorus]
C#m A B F#m B G#m x2
[Verse 2]
C#m
We tend to skirt the issues
A
Ignore the hardest parts
E
The ignorance is way off
B
the charts But you can't throw
C#m
a wolf to the wolves cause
A
they'll just laugh They'll
E B G#m G#/C
smile as they tear you in half
[Chorus 2]
C#m
So run for your lives
A
Or swallow the pill
E
There's no turning back
B
No this isn't a drill
It's the fight of our
C#m A
lives Our coming of age
E
Now it's getting harder
G#m G#/C
To stay this engaged
Now I'm ready to rage!
[Instrumental]
C#m B A E D# E F#m E D# x3
then
C#m B A B
[Chorus 3]
C#m
So run for your lives
A
Or swallow the pill
E
There's no turning back
B
No this isn't a drill
It's the fight of our
C#m A
lives Our coming of age
E
Now it's getting harder
B G#m
To stay this engaged
[Chorus 4]
C#m
Are you feeling lost
A
With so much to gain?
E
We have to be smarter
B
Learn when to refrain
C#m
When you take the plunge
A
No matter your doubt
E
Isn't that what this
B G#m G#/C
whole life is about?
Let's figure it out
[Outro]
C#m A B F#m B G#m
C#m A B F#m B G#m
C#m A B F#m B G#m
then
C#m A B E D# E F#m E D# C#m
How to play Ready To Rage
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 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.