Silver Lining - Cheryl Wheeler

Silver Lining

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CAPO: 2nd Fret
 
Intro: G D/F# C/E D (2x)
 
G D/F# C/E D
Hard times came, we fell out, then we fell back in
G D/F# C/E D
Missed our stroke, lost our stride, didn't know where we'd been
Em D/F# G C Em D G
Found ourselves on opposite shores, who knows how we did?
Em D/F# G C D
I don't even care anymore, I'm gonna just look ahead
 
[Refrão] G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your certain silver lining
G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your lullaby at night
G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your baby, all right
 
INTERLUDE: G D/F# C/E D (2x)
 
G D/F# C/E D
Now we know, we held on, sailing in seas so rough
G D/F# C/E D
Swells so deep, winds so strong, couldn't quite capsize us
Em D/F# G C Em D G
Wish I knew some formula now, had some guarantee
Em D/F# G C D
You can count on trouble once in a while and baby you can count on me
 
[Refrão] G D/F# C/E D
'Cause I'm gonna be your certain silver lining
G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your lullaby at night
G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your baby, all right
 
INTERLUDE: G D/F# C/E D (2x)
 
Bridge:
G D/F# C/E D
Every night, now hear this, cross my heart, read my lips
G D/F# C/E D
Every day, right and wrong, unconditionally I know
 
[Refrão] G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your certain silver lining
G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your lullaby at night
G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your baby
 
[Refrão] G D/F# C/E D
Oh, I'm gonna be your certain silver lining
G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your lullaby at night
G D/F# C/E D
I'm gonna be your baby, all right
 
OUTRO: (## repeat and fade to end ##)
G D/F# C/E D

How to play Silver Lining

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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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