This Old World Can Never Hurt Me Again - Betty…

This Old World Can Never Hurt Me Again

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Intro
 
G/B Am/C Bbm G/D F/C Em/B Dm/A
G C Csus4 Csus2 C G Am Bdim C
 
[Verso 1]
C G7
I used to play a thousand foolish games,
C
With forgotten faces and forgotten names.
C7
I fell in love with this old world,
F Em Dm7
And it turned its back on me;
G
Still it kept me chained,
G7 C
And it would not set me free.
 
[Verso 2]
C G7
I let my heart fall into foolish hands,
G7 C
I was hungry for just one faithful friend.
C7
They took my love and threw it,
F Em Dm7
Just like sand into the sea,
G
And in the name of love,
G7 C
They kept on wasting me.
 
[Refrão]
C F
Then I met a perfect man who is my friend,
G C
I read His book and I know how the story ends.
 
Hes my sweet precious Jesus,
F Em Dm7
My Savior and my friend,
G C
And this old world can never hurt me, again.
 
{Instrumental}
C Bdim Am G F Em Dm
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G C Csus4 Csus2 C G Am Bdim C
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[Verso 3]
C G7
The tears I cried, He cried them all before,
C
The hurts I felt, He felt on Pilates floor.
C7
The scars He healed upon my heart
F Em Dm7
Are still upon His hands,
G C
But this old world can never touch Him, again.
 
[Refrão]
C F
Yes Ive met a perfect man who is my friend,
G C
I read His book and I know how the story ends.
 
Hes my sweet precious Jesus,
F Em Dm7
My Savior and my friend,
G C
And this old world can never hurt me, again.
 
Outro
C
Yes, Hes my sweet precious Jesus,
F Em Dm7
My Savior and my friend,
G C G C
And this old world can never hurt me, again.

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G/B. 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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