Whole Again
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Intro: Am C Dm E
Am C
I found you broken
Dm E
And I lost my need for sleep
Am C Dm E
You bit my lip and we were both in way too deep
Am C Dm E
Am C
The scars across your wrists
Dm E
Displayed for all to see
Am C Dm E
But the skeletons I hide have much thicker skin than me
Am C Dm E
No former study could have made me come prepared
Am C Dm E
Your arms around my neck became my cause to bear
Dm Am
You made me whole again
G
You gave me sense of peace
Dm Am G Dm Am
You took the knives out of my back and let me bleed out all the anger and the madness
G Dm Am G
I give my life to make you laugh if you would get the time to spend your life with me
Am C Dm E
You made me whole again
Am C
Your freckled face
Dm E
Hair like autumn leaves
Am C Dm E
Your skin like milk had made me jealous of your sleeves
Am C Dm E
You found me broken and you helped me fall asleep
Am C Dm E
Your theft of my heart somehow made me feel complete
Dm Am
You made me whole again
G
You gave me sense of peace
Dm Am G Dm Am
You took the knives out of my back and let me bleed out all the anger and the madness
G Dm Am G
I give my life to make you laugh if you would get the time to spend your life with me
Am C Dm E
You made me whole again
Am C Dm E
You made me whole again
Am C Dm E
I said I wouldn't love, but you came and called my bluff
Am C Dm E
Now I would die of thirst if I could only fill your cup
Am C Dm E
I said I wouldn't love, but you came and called my bluff
Am C Dm E
Now I would die of thirst if I could only fill your cup
Dm Am
You made me whole again
G
You gave me sense of peace
Dm Am G Dm Am
You took the knives out of my back and let me bleed out all the anger and the madness
G Dm Am G
I give my life to make you laugh if you would get the time to spend your life with me
Am C Dm E
You made me whole again
Am C Dm E
You made me whole again
Am
You make me whole again
How to play Whole Again
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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.