Thats Everything - Adam Brand

Thats Everything

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Intro: C F C F G
 
verse 1:
F C
As hard as I've been working I just can't get ahead
F G C
If I could find some luck and change my game around
F C
I could buy you a house and fill it up with things
Am G F
If I could earn enough I?d get down on one knee
G
And she said?
 
[Refrão]
C F
I don't need two tickets to Paris, I don't need a three-carrot ring
G F C G
No horse drawn carriage, champagne in the spring
C Em
All I need is you to run to, come home to, wake up to
Am G F G
When I fall asleep with you right next to me
C F G
That?s everything
 
verse 2:
F C
I watched both my parents down on struggle street
F G C
Getting by on a shoe string and a prayer
F C
30 years living on, love is all you need
Am G F G
Daddy never built a castle, but mamma felt just like a queen
 
And she said ?
 
[Refrão]
C F
I don't need two tickets to Paris, I don't need a three-carrot ring
G F C G
No horse drawn carriage, champagne in the spring
C Em
All I need is you to run to, come home to, wake up to
Am G F G
When I fall asleep with you right next to me
 
That?s everything
 
Instrumental: F C F G
 
[Refrão]
C F
I don't need two tickets to Paris, I don't need a three-carrot ring
G F C G
No horse drawn carriage, champagne in the spring
C Em
All I need is you to run to, come home to, wake up to
Am G F
When I fall asleep with you right next to me
 
G Am G F G
Well c?mon baby yeah fall asleep right here next to me
C
That?s everything
F C F
Oh that?s everything
C F
You're everything
C F
You're my everything
C
And that?s everything

How to play Thats Everything

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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