Veda Very Shining
View chords used in this chart
[Intro ]
D G# (x4)
Verse
A E G F# Bm E
Chorus
F#m B E A
F#m B E E
F#m B E A
F#m B
Bridge
B F# A G# C#m F#
Interlude
F#m D B C#
F#m D B D A
Solo 1
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Solo 2
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Last Verse
A* A2* G*
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Arrangement
Intro {no vocals}
Verse
Verse
Chorus
Bridge/Solo 1 {no vocals}
Verse
Verse
Chorus
Verse/Solo 2 {no vocals}
Interlude
Last Verse
Chorus
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Lyrics & Chords
{Intro}
A E G F# Bm
that was my heart when time was a seed
E
tell me what it means
A E G F# Bm
we made it out o-kay but soon it turned to dust
E
tell me what it means
F#m B
cut it out and get off the floor
E A F#m
cause it doesn't make you matter more
B
veda very shining
E F#m
who will you wait up for
B
life love heaven death
E A F#m
is that what makes you such a mess
B
veda very shining
{Bridge/Solo 1}
A E G F# Bm
at the well and out of luck you said
E
"i've had enough"
A E G F# Bm
but still you couldn't make a man out of me
E
is that such a bad disease
F#m B
cut
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Contribuição: (gabrielarabelo@ieg.com.br)
How to play Veda Very Shining
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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.