Sing
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Intro: D D7M Em/D A7/D (2x)
D D7M Em/D
Sing, sing a song
D
Sing out loud
C/D
Sing out strong
G D6/F# Em A7 D D/C#
Sing of good things not bad
Bm Bm/A G#m7(b5) Em A7
Sing of happy not sad.
D Em/D
Sing, sing a song
D
Make it simple to last
C/D
Your whole life long
G
Don't worry that it's not
C#m7(b5) F#7 Bm
Good enough for anyone
Bm/A G#m7(b5)
Else to hear
D/A A7 D
Just sing, sing a song.
( D D7M Em/D A7/D )
( B B7M C#m/B F#7 )
B B7M C#m/B
Sing, sing a song
B A/B
Let the world sing along
E C#m7 F#7(9) B7M
Sing of love there could be
G#m G#m/F# Fm7(b5) G#m/C#
Sing for you and
C#m7 A4/7/9
for me.
D Em/D
Sing, sing a song
D
Make it simple to last
C/D
Your whole life long
G
Don't worry that it's not
C#m7(b5) F#7 Bm
Good enough for anyone
Bm/A G#m7(b5)
Else to hear
D/A A7 D D7M
Just sing, sing a song.
Em/D A7/D D D7M
Just sing, sing a song
Em/D A7/D D
Just sing, sing a song
( D D7M Em/D A7/D )
How to play Sing
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.