The Best Is Yet To Come - Ray Dalton

The Best Is Yet To Come

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Intro
Cm Eb Ab G
 
[Verso 1]
Cm
Like the song on the radio
Eb
Follows me wherever I go
Ab
All my troubles playing
Gm
On repeat in my head
Cm
The more I try to drown it out
Eb
The more it comes back around
Ab
It's got a hold on me
Gm
A hold on me
Cm
Back when I was 14 I had my first heartbreak
Eb
Didn't wanna leave my room for days
Ab G
It felt like the end of the world
 
My momma used to say, oh son
 
[Refrão]
Cm Eb
Some days you'll get it wrong
Ab
When every little step feels heavy
G
You've got to carry on
 
The best is yet to come
Cm Eb
So when I'm feeling low
Ab
And every time my soul gets heavy
G
I know that I ain't done
 
The best is yet to come
 
[Verso 2]
Cm
Every year I start with a wish
Eb
Say I'm gonna be an optimist
Ab
Oh, by February
G
My heart's half empty
Cm
When I feel like I'm running out of better days
Eb
I look up the wall and then I see your face
Ab G
I know it's not the end of the world
 
My momma used to say, oh son
 
[Refrão]
Cm Eb
Some days you'll get it wrong
Ab
When every little step feels heavy
G
You've got to carry on
 
The best is yet to come
Cm Eb
So when I'm feeling low
Ab
And every time my soul gets heavy
G
I know that I ain't done
 
The best is yet to come
Cm Eb Ab
Ooh, whoa, yeah
Gm
The best is yet to come
 
[Ponte]
Cm
Better days
Eb
Better days
Fm Gm
I look up the wall and then I see your face
Ab
The best is yet to come
 
{Ending}
Cm Eb
Some days you'll get it wrong
Ab
When every little step feels heavy
G
You've got to carry on
 
The best is yet to come
Cm Eb
Some days you'll get it wrong
Ab
When every little step feels heavy
G
You've got to carry on
 
The best is yet to come
Cm Eb
So when I'm feeling low
Ab
And every time my soul gets heavy
G
I know that I ain't done
 
The best is yet to come
Cm Eb Ab
Ooh, whoa, yeah
Gm
The best is yet to come

How to play The Best Is Yet To Come

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Cm. 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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