Seasons
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
Am7 Gsus/B C
Nobody's ever told the winter
Am C/E F
Move on it's time for spring
F C/E Dm7
Old man Winter's gonna sit right there
D G
'Til he's done his thing
Am G/B C
Time ain't something you can push and shove
Am C/E F
Even when you think you've had enough
F C/E Dm7 D G
Might as well find your song and prayer to pray
[Chrous]
F
Cause they're gonna come
C
They're gonna go
G
Might move fast
Am
And might move slow
F
Might bring sunshine
C
Might bring rain
G
Full of joy
Am
Or full of pain
F C
But for anybody out there feeling afraid
E2 Am7
That you're gonna be stuck in the same old place
F2 F/G Am7/F C2/E F2/D G
Seasons always change
[Verse 2]
Am Gsus/B C
There's a time and place for everything
Am C/E F
It's always a surprise
F C/E Dm7
You can make your plans And call your shots
D G
And draw the safety lines
Am G/B C
But in the end Best you can do
Am C/E F
Is hold on tight While the wind blows through
F C/E Dm7
And trust the God who loves you
D G
Has got you in His hands
[Chrous]
F
Cause they're gonna come
C
They're gonna go
G
Might move fast
Am
And might move slow
F
Might bring sunshine
C
Might bring rain
G
Full of joy
Am
Or full of pain
F C
But for anybody out there feeling afraid
E2 Am7
That you're gonna be stuck in the same old place
F2 F/G Am7/F
Seasons always change
C2 F G
Oh they're always gonna change
[Bridge]
Dm
So take a breath Breathe
C
Rest, believe
F G
That everything will work out for the good
[Chrous]
F
Cause they're gonna come
C
They're gonna go
G
Might move fast
Am
And might move slow
F
Might bring sunshine
C
Might bring rain
G
Full of joy
Am
Or full of pain
F C
But for anybody out there feeling afraid
E2 Am7
That you're gonna be stuck in the same old place
F F/G Am7/F Asus/F#
Seasons always change
F F/G F C
Seasons always change
[Outro]
F C F C F G C
How to play Seasons
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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.