Silver And Gold
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
[Intro]
A D E A
[Verse 1]
A D
Life is heavy, so heavy
E A D E
Like a weight on your shoulders
A D E
And it comes at you hard and fast
A D E
Like a steamroller
A D E
So, you dig in your boots, dirty boots
A D E
Like a blue-collar soldier
A D
'Cause you know if you don't, it'll run you
E A D E
Run you right over
[Break]
A D E A
[Verse 2]
A D E
Love is a friend 'til it falls
A D E
For another
A D E
Then it feels like a knife in your back
A D E
From your brother
A D E
And hope is the blanket that you keep
A D E
Undercover
A D E
But you cling to it hard, like a child
A
To its mother
D E
To its mother
[Chorus]
D A
I don't know a lot
E A D
But I've learned a little somethin'
A
You make your luck
E
When you see the rain comin'
D A
And faith is the one thing
E F#m
You better start trustin'
D E A
'Cause all the silver and gold add up to nothin'
[Break]
A D E A
[Verse 3]
A D E
Well, I had a girl, good girl
A D E
The kind a boy should treasure
A D E
Easy on my heart, easy on my mind
A D E
Had a good thing together
A D E
Well, I wanted more, little more
A D E
So, I went searchin'
A D E
Ended up with nothing but a lonely heart
A
And a whole lotta hurtin'
D E
Just a whole lotta hurtin'
[Chorus]
D A
I don't know a lot
E A D
But I've learned a little somethin'
A
You make your luck
E
When you see the rain comin'
D A
And faith is the one thing
E F#m
You better start trustin'
D E A
'Cause all the silver and gold add up to nothin'
[Break]
A D E A
[Verse 4]
A D E
Well, I chased fame, and I chased fortune
A D E
With this old guitar
A D
And good whiskey knows I tasted both
E A D E
In every honky tonk, in every cowboy bar
A D E
Well, I looked around, and all I found
A D E
I was stranded
A D E
Holdin' the bag, greenbacks
A D E
But empty-handed, just empty-handed
[Chorus]
D A
I don't know a lot
E A D
But I've learned a little somethin'
A
You make your luck
E
When you see the rain comin'
D A
And faith is the one thing
E F#m
You better start trustin'
D E A D E
'Cause all the silver and gold add up to nothin'
A
All the silver and gold
A D E
All the silver and gold
How to play Silver And Gold
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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.