When The Morning Comes
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G D
We slowly lose the moon as it begins again
A
Clocking in
G D
I'd give anything to do more than just survive in this
A
Breathe it in
G D
The cold, crisp morning air has now become your friend
A
Tell me this
G D
Have you ever felt like dying from the lack of it?
Dm F G
On and on with the rising sun
A
I've been living too long this way
Every night it's another mistake
Cadd9 G D
But I'll be fine when the morning comes
A
And I'm standing at a cross road every day
But I'm always a little too late
Cadd9 G D
But I'll be fine when the morning comes
A
When the morning co?
A
5 p.m.
G D
The faces of my family bring me back again
A
Hold it in
G D
The truth inside keeps crushing like a heart attack
A
Let them know
G D
That life keeps getting better as the days go on
A
Over load
G D
Like a ticking time bomb waiting for the world to blow
Dm F G
On and on with the setting sun
A
I've been living too long this way
Every night it's another mistake
Cadd9 G D
But I'll be fine when the morning comes
A
And I'm standing at a cross road every day
But I'm always a little too late
Cadd9 G D
But I'll be fine when the morning comes
F
When the morning comes
G A G
I run away one last time
F G
Forget yesterday
A G
Today is mine
G D
O mine
F G A
On and on with the rising sun
A
I've been living too long this way
Every night it's another mistake
Cadd9 G D
But I'll be fine when the morning comes
A
And I'm standing at a cross road every day
But I'm always a little too late
Cadd9 G D
But I'll be fine when the morning comes
When the morning comes
How to play When The Morning Comes
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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.