Redemption
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: G#mCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
G#m G#m E G#m
[Verse 1]
G#m
There was a fire behind each eye
E G#m
He would get quiet when it grew too high
E F# G#m
He would go quiet when the flames grew too high
G#m
She had a voice, impossibly kind
E F# G#m
To calm the rage that rattled in his mind
E F# G#m
To quiet the beast that rattled his mind
E F# C#m
And no one else looked close enough to see
E F# G#m
That he'd been raised so viciously
E F# C#m
He kept his voice low out among the free
E F# G#m
She said, "You can be yourself with me"
[Chorus]
E B C#m
If we can make it to the sunrise
E B C#m
We can surrender our yesterday
E B C#m
And though we make our plans, still we understand
E F# G#m
That redemption comes in unfamiliar ways
[Verse 2]
G#m
She had a child far too young
E F# G#m
She knew it now with her breast at his tongue
E F# G#m
She would go quiet whenever lullabies were sung
G#m
He was never allowed to just be a boy
E F# G#m
He had decisions where there should have been toys
E F# G#m
The trauma heightens what it doesn't destroy
E F# C#m
The broken-hearted tend to find the same
E F# G#m
Like water, mercy finds it's level
E F# C#m
The desperate god of love is such a shame
E F# G#m
Keep the hope and leave the shame to the devil
E F# G#m
To keep the hope and leave the shame to the devil
[Chorus]
E B C#m
If we can make it to the sunrise
E B C#m
We can surrender our yesterday
E B C#m
And though we make our plans, still we understand
E F# G#m
That redemption comes in unfamiliar ways
E F# G#m
That redemption comes in unfamiliar ways
[Solo]
G#m
[Chorus]
E B C#m
If we can make it to the sunrise
E B C#m
We can surrender our yesterday
E B C#m
And though we make our plans, still we understand
E F# G#m
That redemption comes in unfamiliar ways
[Chorus]
E B C#m
If we can make it to the sunrise
E B C#m
We can surrender our yesterday
E B C#m
And though we make our plans, still we understand
E F# G#m
That redemption comes in unfamiliar ways
E F# G#m
Oh, redemption comes in unfamiliar ways
E F# G#m
Redemption comes in unfamiliar ways
How to play Redemption
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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.