To Bring You Back - Paul Alan

To Bring You Back

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Em Em7
Are you thirsty, standing in the rain?
C Am
Not sure where you are or how you lost your way
Em Em7 C Am
hey, hey, hey..
 
Em
Are you drowning
Em7
Some bar outside of town?
C Am
Searching for something given not found
Em Em7
A crowd of people totally alone
C
At the front door
Am
Worlds away from home
G
And light up the night's last regret
D/F#
Burn your only safety net
C D
Step to the edge it's such a long way down
 
Em Em7 C
And I left the ninety-nine to find the one
Am D
and you're the one
Em Em7 C
I walked a thousand miles in this desert sun
G D/F# Em
Only to bring you back
 
Em, Em7
 
Em Em7
Are you tired of chasing the wind?
C Am
Under water, do you aspire to breathe again?
Em
Are you dying?
Em7
Is that the best that you can do?
C Am
Cause you can't find your place in a world that wasn't meant for you.
 
Em Em7 C
I left the ninety-nine to find the one
Am D
and you're the one
Em Em7 C
I walked a thousand miles in this desert sun
G D/F# Em
Only to bring you back
 
C D C
Hello, it's me i couldn't sleep I was just counting sheep.
D
I'm missing you.
C D Em Em7
Hello, it's me i couldn't sleep I was just counting sheep.
 
Em Em7 C
And I left the ninety-nine to find the one
Am D
and you're the one
Em Em7 C
I walked a thousand miles in this desert sun
G D/F# Em
Only to bring you back
 
Em Em7 C
And I left the ninety-nine to find the one
Am D
and you're the one
Em Em7 C
I walked a thousand miles in this desert sun
G D/F# Em
Only to bring you back

How to play To Bring You Back

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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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