Right In Front Of Me
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste:
1st traste
CAPO ON FRET 1
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
C F# C
Some say we’ve all been searching for a God for years in vain
F# C
And some say belief is just the easy way around our pain
F# F# C
And sometimes I’d like to agree when they’re telling me that this is all an accident
F# C
Cause it’s hard to let this heart believe when my mind is screaming out I need more
Am
evidence
F#
But do I really need more evidence?
[Chorus 1]
C E
I want a miracle, something impossible
Am F#
So would you help me to believe
C E
When You say everything that’s right in front of me
C F#
Is all the proof I’ll ever need
[Verse 2]
F# C
I hear it in the winter wind that blows the icy snow against my skin
F# C
And I see it in that summer sun that rises high and then burns out again
F# C
And I feel it in my chest in the quiet moments that I trust in what You say
Am F#
Would you help me trust in what You say?
[Chorus 2]
C E
I want a miracle, something impossible
Am F#
So would you help me to believe
C E
When You say everything that’s right in front of me
C F#
Is all the proof I’ll ever need
[QUICK INTERMISSION]
E
[Bridge]
Am F#
Maybe this is what it means to question You and still believe
C E
To search and still be satisfied, to know and yet to wonder why
Am E
To put my faith things I doubt, to love what I can’t figure out
C E
Maybe this is what it means
[Chorus 3]
C E
To want a miracle, something impossible
Am F#
But have the faith to still believe
C E
When You say everything that’s right in front of me
C E F#
Is all the proof I’ll ever need
[Chorus 4]
C E
Don’t need a miracle, something impossible
Am F#
That makes You easy to believe
C E
When You say everything that’s right in front of me
C F# C
Is all the proof I’ll ever need
[Outro]
E Am
You’re all the proof I’ll ever need
F#
So would you help me to believe
C E Am F#
How to play Right In Front Of Me
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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.