See You On The Other Side
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verse 1
G
All my life I've been a slave to a pardon
C D
My eyes transfixed somewhere far over the Jordan
G
And all my years I've wanted some one to die for
C D
So I had a reason I've earned
Pre-Chorus
Em
But I've never been where you were born
C
Or felt the things that broke your heart
G
Come talk to me, come talk to me
C D
I want to understand
[Refrão]
Chorus
C D G
And when we both grow old
D
And there's nothing left to say
C D G
I want you to know
D
That I loved you all my days
C D Em D
And when we close our eyes on this life time
C D Em
I'll see you on the other side
C D G
Yes I'll, see you on the other side
verse 2
G
I would count myself lucky, love, to entertain you
C D
To find myself in the things that complicate you
G
And spend my life in your majesty's service
C D
And I call myself satisfied
Pre-Chorus
Em
But in our limb of bone and lace
C
And time and love and body aches
G
I loved you more, I loved you more
C D
But a clock keeps ticking down
[Refrão]Chorus
C D G
And when we both grow old
D
And there's nothing left to say
C D G
I want you to know
D
That I loved you all my days
C D Em D
And when we close our eyes on this life time
C D Em
I'll see you on the other side
C D G
Yes I'll, see you on the other side
Bridge
Em D
If you hold on
C G
Hold on
Em D C
Hold on to me
[Refrão]
Chorus
C D G
And when we both grow old
D
And there's nothing left to say
C D G
I want you to know
D
That I loved you all my days
C D Em D
And when we close our eyes on this life time
C D Em
I'll see you on the other side
C D G
Yes I'll, see you on the other side
C D G
And when we both grow old
D
And there's nothing left to say
C D G
I want you to know
D
That I loved you all my days
C D Em D
And when we close our eyes on this life time
C D Em
I'll see you on the other side
C D G
Yes I'll, see you on the other side
How to play See You On The Other Side
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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.