Twenty Something - Claire Leslie

Twenty Something

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[Verso 1]
 
F#m A
I'm twenty-something
D A
And I've learned a few things
F#m A D A
How my car would explode using diesel gasoline
F#m A D
And that letting people down is inevitable
 
[Verso 2]
 
F#m A
I'm twenty-something
D A
And I've learned a few things
F#m A D A
Like lint can start fires in dryer machines
F#m A D
And how faith can still make me uncomfortable
F#m A D
And I'm learning I'm not in control of it all
 
[Refrão]
A
If I break things
A
You can fix them
F#m D
I can't mess up your plan for a minute
A
Must be beauty
A
Where I'm heading
F#m D
'Cause You say beauty is right where the mess is
 
F#m A
And some days I'm a know-it-all
D A
Who really knows nothing
F#m A D
Thank God my life's not in the hands of a twenty-something
 
Interlude
 
F#m A D
 
[Verso 3]
 
F#m A
I waste my time
D A
Stressing over what's next
F#m A
But You're beside me, behind me
D A
And two steps ahead
F#m A D
And I pray 'till I'm old; I'll stay vulnerable
F#m A D
And thank God that I'm not in control of it all
 
[Refrão]
A
If I break things
A
You can fix them
F#m D
I can't mess up your plan for a minute
A
Must be beauty
A
Where I'm heading
F#m D
'Cause You say beauty is right where the mess is
 
F#m A
And some days I'm a know-it-all
D A
Who really knows nothing
F#m A D A
Thank God my life's not in the hands of a twenty-something
 
D
It's in Yours, it's in Yours
A
Thank God it's in Yours
D
It's in Yours, it's in Yours
D
Thank God it's in Yours
 
[Refrão]
A
If I break things
A
You can fix them
F#m D
I can't mess up your plan for a minute
A
Must be beauty
A
Where I'm heading
F#m D
'Cause You say beauty is right where the mess is
 
Outro
F#m A
And some days I'm a know-it-all
D A
Who really knows nothing
F#m A D
Thank God my life's not in the hands of a twenty-something

How to play Twenty Something

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F#m. 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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