Walk With Me
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[Verso 1]
E B/D# F#
I was feeling lonely the other day, sinking heartache
E B/D# F#
Try to pass the time, try to fill the space
Starting to fade
E B/D# F#
No matter how hard I try, I couldn't escape
E B/D# F#
I know you're with me and you are no stranger to pain
[Refrão]
D#m
You walk with me, promise to never leave
G#m E
Hold me through everything, you're all I need
Even when the days feel dark
D#m
Even when I fall apart
E F# G#m
I'll never wonder where you are
E
You're with me through it all
Interlude
E B/D# F#
[Verso 2]
E B/D# F#
I was thinking crazy the other day
I let my mind race
E B/D# F#
Disappointment led me to drift away
But I won't lose my faith
E
I've got these questions
B/D# F#
But I know the answers the same
E B/D# F#
So here in the mystery, I'll trust that you never change
[Refrão]
D#m
You walk with me, promise to never leave
G#m E
Hold me through everything, you're all I need
Even when the days feel dark
D#m
Even when I fall apart
E F# G#m
I'll never wonder where you are
E
You're with me through it all
Interlude
E B/D#
[Ponte]
E B/D#
There's nothing that I could ever do
E B/D#
There's nowhere that I could ever go
E G#m
There's nothing that I could ever do
E G#m
There's nowhere that I could ever go
E
To keep me from you
To keep me from you
G#m
To keep me from you
F#
Nothing can keep me from you
E
To keep me from you
To keep me from you
G#m
To keep me from you
F#
Nothing can keep me from you
[Refrão]
D#m
You walk with me, promise you'll never leave
G#m E
Hold me through everything, you're all I need
Even if the days feel dark
D#m
Even if I fall apart
E F# G#m
I'll never wonder where you are
E
You're with me through it all
How to play Walk With Me
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 E. 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.