Waging Peace
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Intro
Am G D/F# G
Am G D/F# G
Am G D/F# G
Am G D/F# G
[Verso 1]
Am
Tripped out TV
G
Hate in the headlines
D/F#
Telling everybody that the
G Am G D/F# G
Worst is yet to come
Am
Like the guilt and shame that
G
Jam my brain
D/F#
A long hard lesson to
G Am G D/F# G
Remember what's done is done
[Pré-Refrão]
C D
As consequence the choice comes
Am
With a cost
C D
The chance to change your ways
E7
Is never lost
[Refrão]
Dm Am
Well if I could start a war
E7 Am
While only waging peace
Dm Am
I'd load my gun with all the love
E7
That any man would need
Dm Am
Well I make my way on down below
E7 Am
To the belly of the beast
Dm Am
To find my only enemy
E7 Am G D/F#
He looks a lot like me
G Am G D/F# G
Yes he looks a lot like me
[Verso 2]
Am
Ride the fast lane
G
Leaning on the white line
D/F#
Never saw the devil
G Am G D/F# G
Til I went out on the road
Am
L.A. first day
G
Speeding through the sunshine
D/F#
Never really knowing
G Am G D/F# G
Till you're neck deep in the snow
[Pré-Refrão]
C D
As consequence the choice comes
Am
With a cost
C D
The chance to change your mind
E7
Is never lost
[Refrão]
Dm Am
Well if I could start a war
E7 Am
While only waging peace
Dm Am
I'd load my gun with all the love
E7
That any man would need
Dm Am
Well I make my way on down below
E7 Am
To the belly of the beast
Dm Am
To find my only enemy
E7 Am
He looks a lot like me
Instrumental Break
Dm Dm Am Am E7 E7 Am
Dm Dm Am Am E F E E
[Refrão]
N/C Am
Well if I could start a war
E7 Am
While only waging peace
Dm Am
I'd load my gun with all the love
E7
That any man would need
Dm Am
Well I make my way on down below
E7 Am
To the belly of the beast
Dm Am
To find my only enemy
E7 Am
He looks a lot like me
Outro
Dm Am
Yeah to find my only enemy
E7 Am G D/F#
He looks a lot like me
G Am G D/F#
Yes he looks a lot like me
G Am G D/F# G Am
Yeah he looks a lot like me
How to play Waging Peace
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.