Red Bird Pt 2 Morning
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Red Bird Pt. 2
Capo 1
[Intro]
C F/C
[Verse 1]
C Em F
There is a winter morning you didn't know me yet
C Em F
It probably was snowing, I wonder what was said
C Em F
Of the days quickly going to what will come ahead
C Em F C F/C
I don't know if I can ever love someone like that
C F/C
Like that
C Em F
You took her to the hospital and put her in the bed
C Em F
I can only think about that day and what it meant
C Em F C F/C
When the doctor came out and said, "you have a daughter now"
C F/C
Now
[Pre-Chorus]
F C
How does it seem to rearrange
F C
All the images in my mind believe
F C
That it happened to me like I was lost
F C
But it happened all the same
[Chorus]
G
I can hear you singing still
C F
Wake up in the morning, so the morning comes
C Dm C
Where has it gone now, where has it gone
[Instrumental]
C F/C
[Verse 2]
C Em F
I've seen photos of the living room, we didn't have a lot
C Em F
And the house needed some work done, so you did it all yourself
C Em F C F/C
For a feeling of family, a place we could call home now
C F/C
Home
C Em F
So comes another year now, did you ever even think
C Em F
We'd both be back here looking out at this beautiful place?
C Em F
Seeing nothing, but the glow of memory
C Em F
And a void in our vision where she would be
C F
It comes, and goes
C F
I come home, then I go home
[Pre-Chorus]
F C
How can it be that the days go on
F C
And the red bird sings its red bird song
F C
It happened to us and it's happened before
F C
And it happens all the same
[Chorus]
G
I can hear you singing still
C F
Wake up in the morning, let the morning come
C Dm C
Sing me a song, please sing me a song
G
I can hear you singing still
C F
Wake up in the morning, let the morning come
C Dm C
She's in the bird song, she won't be gone
[Outro]
That's it
C F/C
How to play Red Bird Pt 2 Morning
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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.