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INTRO: G B C C (4X?S) (walk dwn. To-G 4th-x-into)
 
VS:
G B C E D G
I made a list, wrote down from A TO Z
G B C E D G
All the ways I thought you could best use me
G C Em D-A
Told all my strengths and my abilities
G C Em D G
I formed a plan it seemed to make good sense
G C Em D G
I laid it out for you so sure you?d be convinced
G C Em D F
I made my case, presented my defense
F C
But then I read the letter that you sent me
F C C D D
It said, that all you really want from me is just?
[Refrão]last time I yi, yi yi
G C Em D G ?C Em D
Whatever, whatever you say. Whatever, I will obey
G C Em?D A C
Whatever, Lord have your way cause you are my God,
G (1st-x-G A B-A C)(2nd -x& 3rd -G A BD)
Whatever
INTRO: 2X?S---(BASS w/dwn. Into vs.)
 
VS:
G B C Em D G
So strike a match, set fire to this list
G B C Em D G (bass w/dwn. Into)
Of all my good intentions, all my reconceived ideas
G C Em D F
I want to do your will no matter what it is
F C
Give me faith to follow where you lead me
F C C D D
Oh, Lord, give me the courage and the strength to do
[Refrão] end?G A BD----last line
BRIDGE:
bass
A (Eb E) B/A C#m (B C#) B
Whatever, I am not my own, Whatever, I am yours and yours alone
 
A/B (Ab A) A/B B
Whatever, You have bought me with your blood, Whatever--
C C C D
Lord, to you and you alone I do belong
D
And so whatever,
 
INTERLUDE: B C E D (3X?S)( STOP ---WHATEVER!! (voices)
[Refrão]2x-s
G A B D A B D E D
Ending-- YOU ARE MY GOD, YOU ARE MY GOD, WHATEVER (INTRO)
INTRO: G?B?C X?S?
 
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Submitted By: David Campbell
Ontario Canada

How to play Whatever

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 G. 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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