When The Day Breaks
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Capo 2
C/G D/A G
---3----------------5-------------3----e
---5----------------7-------------3----B
---5----------------7-------------4----G
---5----------------7-------------5----D
---3----------------5-------------5----A
---3----------------5-------------3----E
A E
A
You blame it on the ground
E
Then blame your drownin' out
You're searching for trouble
A
And there's plenty to be found
A
This light will guide you round
E
This light won't let you down
Just move on the double
F#m
And your feet won't fail you now
Pre Chorus
A
But you've heard it all
F@m
Yeah you've heard it all your life
A
That change comes from inside
And now is your time
Chorus
E
So keep your eyes on the horizon
F#m
The changes come in waves
A
You'll be alright
E
When the day breaks
A
Inside I'm screaming out
E
Tongue-tied I make no sounds
I'm haunted by trouble
A
But I hope I make you proud
A
Days drifting like the clouds
E
Thy fall is calling out
It's the first signs of winter
A
And this flame's not burning out
A
But you've heard it all
F@m
Yeah you've heard it all your life
A
That change comes from inside
And now is your time
Chorus
E
So keep your eyes on the horizon
F#m
The changes come in waves
A
You'll be alright
E
When the day breaks
E
just keep your eyes on the horizon
F#m
The changes come in waves
A
You'll be alright (mmm)
E
When the day breaks
BRIDGE
C/G
(haah) You know what you're fighting for
D/A
But you're missing a piece of the puzzle
E
It's hidden in all your thoughts
G
But you don't know yourself
C/G
You're giving it all you've got
D/A
You're turning your back on the trouble
G A
And it's not too late, no
It's not too late
E
just keep your eyes on the horizon
F#m
The changes come in waves
A
You'll be alright (mmm)
E
When the day breaks
E
just keep your eyes on the horizon
F#m
The changes come in waves
A
You'll be alright (mmm)
E
When the day breaks
How to play When The Day Breaks
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C/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.