Relentless - Audrye Sessions

Relentless

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Intro: D Dadd9 Aadd11 E7sus4/A (G6/B)
 
Verse 1:
 
D
Get off of work, come home,
F#m
pass out.
Em
My life's become this cancer,
Bm
that's crawling through my skin
(A)
and after me.
D F#m
I can't give up, I wont let down.
Em
And though it seems relentless,
G
I can be relentless too.
 
[Refrão]
Em
Now you're better than you think you are,
G D
show these people what you were born to do.
Bm
'Cause I believe in you
 
I'd bet my life on you.
Em
Forget the awful words they said
G
lost your dream, they lost their heads.
D Bm A D Dadd9 Aadd11 E7sus4/A (G6/B)
It's funny what fear does to you.
 
Verse 2:
 
D F#m
I cant seem to escape,
Em
my days have become nightmares
Bm
and dreams of running away.
D F#m
I can't give up, I wont let down.
Em
And though it seems relentless,
G
I can be relentless too.
 
[Refrão]
Em
Now you're better than you think you are,
G D
show these people what you were born to do.
Bm
'Cause I believe in you
 
I'd bet my life on you.
Em
Forget the awful words they said
G
lost your dream, they lost their heads.
D Bm A
It's funny what fear does to you.
 
Interlude:
 
D Dadd9 Aadd11
Ooh, and I bet you'll find
G
this noose was...
 
and I'll bet you'll find
Em
it was too tight.
F#m G A D Dadd9 Aadd11 E7sus4/A (G6/B)
Not yet, not yet.
 
[Refrão]
Em
Now you're better than you think you are,
G D
show these people what you were born to do.
Bm
'Cause I believe in you
 
I'd bet my life on you.
Em
Forget the awful words they said
G
lost your dream, they lost their heads.
D Bm A D
It's funny what fear does to you.

How to play Relentless

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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