Soul Song - Micah Tyler

Soul Song

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Intro: A E D A E D
 
verse 1
A E D
There's a song buried deep inside my soul
D
Beneath the surface
A E D
It's in the places that I've been afraid to go
D
I know it's worth it
 
Pre-Chorus
F#m
And where my faith is a whisper
E
And the pain is a shout
D
Somebody show me an anthem
E
So I can sing it out
 
[Refrão]
A E
I need a soul song
D
I need only the melody to sing
A E
When I can barely hold on
E D
I need only the clever word
D F#m E
I need the feeling in my bones deep down
E A/C# E
The crying out to hear the sweet, sweet sound
D
Singing me home
F#m E D
You are my soul song
 
verse 2
A E D
It's risen even through the chaos and the noise
D
I can almost hear it
A E D
And even then I can't speak it with my voice
D
I still believe it
 
Pre-Chorus
F#m
So where my faith is a whisper
E
And the pain is a shout
D
Somebody show me an anthem
E
So I can sing it out
 
[Refrão]
A E
I need a soul song
D
I need only the melody to sing
D A E
When I can barely hold on
E D
I need only the clever word
F#m E
I need the feeling in my bones deep down
E A/C# E
The crying out to hear the sweet, sweet sound
D
Singing me home
 
Bridge
F#m C#
I need, the truth like a symphony, surrounding me
 
And telling me
E B
You won't ever leave me alone
F#m C#
I need, Your love playing up on me, on repeat
 
Till I can see
E B
You will always be the only one
D
Singing me home
 
[Refrão]
A
You are my soul song
E D
You are more than a melody
D
You sing
A E
When I can barely hold on
D
You are more than a clever word
F#m E
And I know it in my bones deep down
C#m E
The crying out to hear the sweet, sweet sound
D
Singing me home
F#m E D
You are my soul song

How to play Soul Song

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 A. 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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