Spirit Cold
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Am C F
How do I wake my spirit cold?
C Am G
We always say when our history's told
Am C F
If only we knew the things we know
Am F G C
There's a question ages old
Am C F
Let me down easy, let me down slow
C Am G
If all good things ever come and go
Am C Am
Let me back down in a place I know
Am G C
Hold the nail for the hammer stroke
F Am C G
Oooooh this my trash, this my tome
F Am C G
Oooooh this my blood, this my bone
Am C F
How do I learn my dreams to mold,
C Am G
To lay them bare in the morning cold?
Am C F
If they’re still out there then the chasm grows
Am F G C
For all you know, for all you’ve known
Am C F
Let me down easy, let me down slow
C Am G
If all good things ever come and go
Am C Am
Let me back down in a place I know
Am G C
Hold the nail for the hammer stroke
F Am C G
Oooooh this my weapon, this my loam
F Am C G
Oooooh this my blood, this my bone
Am
How do I wake my spirit cold?
C G
Most people die but others just go
Am C F
She’s still out there and the chasm grows
F Am G C
Steady are the feet in the morning glow
F Am C G
Oooooh this my trash, this my tome
F Am C G
Oooooh this my weapon, this my loam
F Am C G
Oooooh this my mountain, this is my home
Am C F
How do I wake my spirit cold?
Am F G C
There's a question ages old.
How to play Spirit Cold
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 Am. 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.