Cifra de The Game - Timothy Robert Salzman
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[Intro]
C Am F G
[Verse 1]
It's late in the evenin’, the game has gone long
You step to the plate, but something seems wrong
The fans are all standing, it’s filled to the brim
With devils and demons, and fears from within
High stakes and highways, and choices you make
Cause you to tremble and shake
[Verse 2]
You turn to the pitcher, and to your surprise
The devil himself’s, lookin’ back in your eyes
You raise up your hand, and step back from the box
The demons are laughing, the stadium rocks
The game can be painful, you have to admit
It sure would be easy to quit
[Verse 3]
You look at the dugout, you're makin’ a choice
But deep down inside you, you hear a small voice
The voice of your father, the voice of a friend
Says son I am with you, so step on back in
You summon some courage, as the devils all shout
Just one more swing and you’re out
[Instrumental]
C Am F G C Am F G F G F G C
[Verse 4]
You spit in the dirt, and step back to the plate
The devil stops laughing, his eyes filled with hate
He throws you a curve ball, the best that he’s got
You draw back and swing, just how you’d been taught
A sound like a rifle, a sound like a gun
You drop your bat and you run
[Verse 5]
The demons still laughing, you round second base
They scream you can’t make it, not in this place
A light fills the building, an invisible choir
Cheering from heaven, they drown out the liar
Your second wind blows, like a storm in the night
You raise your eyes and you fight
[Instrumental]
C Am F G C Am F G F G F G C
[Verse 6]
The choir is singing, you look to your coach
He’s waving you home, as you make your approach
The dugout is empty, your friends at the plate
The devils and demons, now facing their fate
Your father is saying, this game has been won
My faithful servant well done
Your father is shouting, along with the Son
My faithful servant well done