Stones - Jason Crabb
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Intro Riff
|------------5---5-----2h4----4----2---2---2h4---4------5---5-----2h4----4----2---2---2h4------|
|--------------5---5--------5---5----5---5-----5---5------5---5--------5---5----5---5----------|
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|--2h4-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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Intro:
E
A E
 
[Verso 1]
C#m B E
We're all good at findin' fault all around us
A E B
Pointing out somebody else's wrongs
C#m B E
We like to think we've got it all together
A E B
And we do, right up till we don't
 
[Refrão]
A B E
Ain't none of us ever been perfect
A E C#m B
Yeah the truth is, there's only been one who ever was
A E B C#m
But we're all in such a hurry to be judge and jury
A E B
When we all got sins of our own
A
Everybody
B E
Drop your stones
 
Instrumental: E
 
[Verso 2]
C#m B E
Sometimes I’m the one I beat up the most
A E B
Heaven only knows the hell I put myself through
C#m B E
Haunted by my failures like a ghost
A E B
I'm so glad he doesn't judge me like I always do
 
[Refrão]
A B E
Ain't none of us ever been perfect
A E C#m B
Yeah the truth is, there's only been one who ever was
A E B C#m
But we're all in such a hurry to be judge and jury
A E B
When we all got sins of our own
A
Everybody
B A
Drop your stones
 
Instrumental
A B A B C#m
B A B
 
[Refrão]
A B E
Ain't none of us ever been perfect
A E C#m B
Yeah the truth is, there's only been one who ever was
A E B C#m
But we're all in such a hurry to be judge and jury
A E B
We all got sins of our own
A B
Aren't they heavy Oh so heavy
Esus4 E
Drop your stones
 
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Esus4 E
Drop your stones
 
B E

How to play Stones

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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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