Saint Or A Sinner - Hunter Hayes

Saint Or A Sinner

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Capo 2
 
Intro: G C G C
 
G C
There's two kinds of prayers on your knees
G C D
The ones that you need and the ones that you mean
G C
Whatever I think or believe
G C D*
Either way, you are the answer for me
C G
Somewhere between darkness and light
C G D
And the gray where we live between wrong and right
C Em
And whether I'm lost or I'm washed in the river
C* D* G C G C
You love me a saint or a sinner
G C
From hellbent and chasing a dream
G C D
To crying and coming apart at the seams
G C
I'm a long story full of extremes
Em C D
Yeah, I'd never ask you but you'll always be
 
C G
Somewhere between darkness and light
C G D
And the gray where we live between wrong and right
C Em
Whether I'm lost or I'm washed in the river
C D G C G
You love me a saint or a sinnerrrr
C G C G C
Yeah, you love me a saint or a sinner
G C
I love you, there's no secret why
G C D
But the reasons you love me are harder to find
G C
It doesn't add up, at least not to me
Em D D*
But somehow you see who I'm trying to be
C G
Somewhere between darkness and light
C G D
And the gray where we live between wrong and right
C Em
Whether I'm lost or I'm washed in the river
C D G C G
You love me the saint or a sinner...
C G C G Em C
Yeah, you love me a saint or a sinner yeah oh
G Am
Somehow we've stumbled our way into love
G C
A long life with you isn't long enough, no
G C
Somehow we've stumbled our way into love
G Am
A long life with you isn't long enough
G C
You love me a saint or a sinner
G C*
You love me a saint or a sinner

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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