Remember The Words - Ace of Base

Remember The Words

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: F#Capotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
F# D E
F# D E
You got to believe me
 
[Chorus]
F# D E
F# D E
 
[Verse]
F#
When you're down on your knees and without a friend
Bm
Standing afraid at the very end
E
Back on your own
B
Lonely and lost again
F#
Try to forget what you're going through
D
Think of the things that you're gonna do
E
Lift up your eyes
B
Like they told you to
C#
Told you to
 
[Chorus]
F#
Just remember the words
D E
You are never on your own
F#
You're not alone
D E
Baby, now and forever
F#
Remember the words
D E F#
You are never all alone, not on your own
D E
Baby say never ever
F# D E F# D E
Baby say never ever
 
[Verse]
F#
We go up, we go down, but we never stop
Bm
We're gonna work it until we drop
E
Moving along
B
You're gonna be on top
F#
Don't be afraid you are not alone
D
Don't ever think you're on your own
E
Lift up your eyes
B
You'll make it home
C#
Make it home
 
[Chorus]
F#
Just remember the words
D E
You are never on your own
F#
You're not alone
D E
Baby, now and forever
F#
Remember the words
D E F#
You are never all alone, not on your own
D E
Baby say never ever
F# D E
Baby say never ever
F# D E F# D E
You got to believe me
 
[Bridge]
D E C#m
There is a reason why you're crying
D E
And what ever you may do
D E C#m
Don't forget to keep on trying
D
Do what you got to do
C#
I still believe in you
 
[Chorus]
F#
Just remember the words
D E
You are never on your own
F#
You're not alone
D E
Baby, now and forever
F#
Remember the words
D E F#
You are never all alone, not on your own
D E
Baby say never ever
 
F#
Remember the words
D E
You are never on your own
F#
You're not alone
D E
Baby, now and forever
F#
Remember the words
D E F#
You are never all alone, not on your own
D E
Baby say never ever
 
[Outro]
F# D E
Remember the words
F# D E F#
Remember the words

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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.

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