Sing For Me - Andreas Johnson

Sing For Me

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Intro: G D Em D C G Am D
 
Am
Staring at a photograph of where we used to be
G
When the sky was bright and crystal clear and life was just a breeze
F Dm E
Oh well, now something's taking you over
Am
You're burning all your bridges and you're left without a clue
G
And you wonder why these memories keep staring back at you
F Dm E D
Oh well, now don't look over your shoulder
 
G D
Sing for life, sing for joy
Em D C
Sing for every man and woman, girl or boy
G Am D
Sing a song, a simple melody
G D
Sing out loud or just hum
Em D C
Sing for moments in the past and times to come
G Am
Sing for history and destiny
D
Won't you sing for me?
 
Am
Standing at the station and you don't know where to go
G
You're trying hard to hold on to the world you used to know
F Dm E D
Oh well, don't let it get to you baby
 
G D
Sing for life, sing for joy
Em D C
Sing for every man and woman, girl or boy
G Am D
Sing a song, a simple melody
G D
Sing out loud or just hum
Em D C
Sing for moments in the past and times to come
G Am
Sing for history and destiny
D
Won't you sing for me?
 
Am
Don't look back, just keep moving on
G D
Get your feet and walk into a different zone
Am G D
Don't care what they say, just let the music play
C D
Hey
 
G D
Won't you sing for me?
Em D
(Sing for me)
C G C F F#m (and then move F up to 5th fret)
Sing for me
 
G D
Sing for life, sing for joy
Em D C
Sing for every man and woman, girl or boy
G Am D
Sing a song, a simple melody
G D
Sing out loud or just hum
Em D C
Sing for moments in the past and times to come
G Am
Sing for history and destiny
D G D Em
Won't you sing for me?
 
D C G G
Sing for me

How to play Sing For Me

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

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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