You're The One - Tyrone Wells

You're The One

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Capo 1
 
C G
I wanna be what you're thinking
C G
Head on the pillow in the night
C
When the sun comes in
G
You get up and begin again
Am D
I wanna be the first thing on your mind
 
C G
You're the dream I wanna wake to
G C
You're the field I wanna run through
C G
You're the one
C
You're the song I'm always singing
G
You're the where, the why and the reason
C G
You're the one
 
C G
 
C G
I wanna be what your dreaming
C G
All those secrets no one knows (no one knows)
C
Those prayers you've written down
G
Much too scared to say aloud
Am D
Take me to your shadows I wanna go
 
C
You're the dream I wanna wake to
G C
You're the field I wanna run through
C G
You're the one
C
You're the song I'm always singing
G C
You're the where, the why and the reason
C G
You're the one
Am
You are the first one
C
And the last one
G D
You're the only one that I'll ever need
Am C
If you give me a moment, a breath, I'll give all I've got left
G D
That's a promise that I promise to keep
 
C G
I wanna be the one you're choosing
C G
I want you to want me there
C G
And if it helps to hear, my forever's yours my dear
Am D
Won't you take my hand if you dare
Am D
Won't you take my hand if you dare
 
C
You're the dream I wanna wake to
G C
You're the field I wanna run through
G
You're the one
C
You're the song I'm always singing
G C
You're the where, the why and the reason
G
You're the one (the one, the one)
C
You're the dream I wanna wake to
G C
You're the field I wanna run through
G
You're the one (you're the one)
C
You're the song I'm always singing
G
You're the where, the why and the reason
C G
You're the one (one)
 
C G (2x)

How to play You're The One

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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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