The Day Is Coming
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[Verso 1]
F
Wish I could tell you it was easy
C
Some things you gotta walk headfirst into
G
With hope sitting heavy in a cloud of dust
Am G
Seems like the best days are in the rear view
[Verso 2]
F
But where you're going
C
Ain't where you ever been before
G
It's a long narrow road, and sure
Am
Right now it's hard to see
G
Standing somewhere in between
[Refrão]
F C
The mourning and the miracle
G
Death's door and a rolling stone
Am
Dark nights and the break of dawn
G F
The day is coming, so just hold on
C
Don't wait, go on, lift your head
G
Keep looking for the Promised Land
Am
Hope runs low, but it still ain't gone
G
The day is coming, so just hold on
[Verso 3]
F C
So dig up all those dreams you buried
G
Lay down all those fears you carried
Am
Ain't no sorrow when you sing
Hallelujah in between
[Refrão]
F C
The mourning and the miracle
G
Death's door and a rolling stone
Am
Dark nights and the break of dawn
G F
The day is coming, so just hold on
C
Don't wait, go on, lift your head
G
Keep looking for the Promised Land
Am
Hope runs low, but it still ain't gone
G
The day is coming, so just hold on
[Pós-Refrão]
F C
(Oh oh oh oh)
G
(Oh oh oh oh)
Am
(Oh oh oh oh)
[Ponte]
F
The light on the horizon's
G
Getting brighter and brighter
Em
The light on the horizon's
Am
Getting brighter and brighter
G F
A new sun is arising
(Oh oh oh oh)
G
So lift your weary eyes up
Em
The light on the horizon's
(Oh oh oh oh)
Am G
Getting brighter and brighter
So hallelujah in between
[Refrão]
F C
The mourning and the miracle
G
Death's door and a rolling stone
Am
Dark nights and the break of dawn
G F
The day is coming, so just hold on
C
Don't wait, go on, lift your head
G
Keep looking for the Promised Land
Am
Hope runs low, but it still ain't gone
G
The day is coming, so just hold on
[Pós-Refrão]
F C
(Oh oh oh oh)
(Oh oh oh oh)
Em
Just hold on
Am
(Oh oh oh oh)
Outro
G C
The day is coming, so just hold on
How to play The Day Is Coming
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 F. 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.