To Be Alright
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D E
I know I belong here on earth
D
But I long to be lifted up
E
My heart does not rhyme
D
The rhythm of my mind
E
What is life worth living
D
If you can't dance to anything?
E
Night after night
D
Oh, I long to be alright
E
I want to feel it, to feel it
D
What the people talk about
E
How do you find it, so easy
And all I can is ask
D Bm F#m
But whatever you say it's never right
D C#m
So I won't do that (you cannot make me feel a thing)
D Bm F#m
And wherever I go, I'm always blind
D C#m
So I lose my track (you cannot make me feel alright)
D E
How I hunger for touch
D
How could you say that I love too much?
E
I don't want to fight
D
I just want to feel alright
E
What is life worth living
D
If you don't bleed for anything?
E
Night after night
D
Oh, I long to be alright
E
I want to feel it, to feel it
D
What the people talk about
E
How do you find it, so easy
And all I can is ask
D Bm F#m
But whatever you say it's never right
E C#m
So I won't do that (you cannot make me feel a thing)
D Bm F#m
And wherever I go, I'm always blind
E C#m
So I lose my track (you cannot make me feel alright)
D Bm F#m E
Da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da
C#m D
Da-da-da-da-la-da-da
Bm F#m E C#m
Da-da-da-da, woo-eh, ooh
D7M
(Eh-eh-eh, eh-eh-eh)
C#m7
(Eh-eh-eh, eh-eh-eh)
D7M C#m7
I love it, I believe I love it
D7M
I believe I love it
C#m7 D7M
Nobody can make me feel something more
C#m7 D7M
I believe I love it, I believe I love it
C#m7
Nobody can make me feel
D Bm F#m E
Da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da (I don't want to fight)
C#m D
Da-da-da-da-la-da-da
I don't wanna, don't wanna fight (da-da-da-da, woo-eh, ooh)
I just want to feel alright
I don't wanna, don't wanna fight (da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da)
I don't wanna, don't wanna fight (da-da-da-da, woo-eh, ooh)
I just want to feel alright
D E
What is life worth living
D
If you don't dance to anything?
E
Night after night
D
Oh, I long to feel alright
How to play To Be Alright
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.