Wont Be Broken - Keane

Wont Be Broken

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D fades in
 
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| E | D A | E F#m | D |
 
e|-----7---7-----7---7------7-----9----10----10---|
B|--5---5-----5-5-5-5----5---5-7----7-7-----7--7--|
G|-------------7---6-----------------7-----7------|
D|------------------------------------------------|
A|------------------------------------------------|
E|------------------------------------------------|
 
x2
 
F#m A E
I've got a feeling in my gut there's more than this
D A
More than I've heard and more than you're telling
F#m A E
One day we're gonna bust right out of here
D A
Get out of this town not know where we're heading
 
E F#m D
You count our luck
E A D
Somehow it won't add up
E F#m D
And what you have
E A D
Just has to be enough
 
E D
I feel knocked down
A E
But I won't be broken
F#m D
I won't be broken
E D
My spirit's reeling
A E
But my arms are open
F#m D
I won't be broken
 
F#m A E
I'm straining at the leash to be a better man
D A
But each time I try to climb I start sliding
F#m A E
Some days I think someone's trying to keep me down
D A
But I know it's just my own fate that I'm fighting
 
E F#m D
I need you now
E A D
Like I never did
E F#m D
I need something
E A D
That only you can give
 
E D
I feel knocked down
A E
But I won't be broken
F#m D
I won't be broken
E D
My spirit's reeling
A E
But my arms are open
F#m D
I won't be broken
 
F#m A E
Oh oh oh oh-oh
D A
Oh oh oh oh oh-oh
 
x2
 
E F#m D
You count on luck
E A D
So now it wont add up
E F#m D
And what you have
E A D
Just has to be enough
 
E D
I feel knocked down
A E
But I won't be broken
F#m D
I won't be broken
E D
My spirit's reeling
A E
But my arms are open
F#m D
I won't be broken
 
E D A
Got a feeling - something you and I
E F#m D
You go look at this town wide open
E D A
Got a hunger snapping at my heels
E F#m D
A mind that can't be changed or will
E
I won't be broken
 
| E | D A |
| E F#m | D |
 
loops and fades out

How to play Wont Be Broken

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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