You Were Made For More Than This - Hannah Fitzpatrick

You Were Made For More Than This

View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Play the A as a bar chord
 
[Verse]
E Fm A
Get on with solving the puzzle
E Fm A
Stop being in such a muddle
E Fm A
You don't have to stay in the puddle
E Fm A
'Cause you weren't made to succumb
 
To your struggles
E A
So find your local place
E A
Be the local face
E A
That everybody knows
E A
Be the face that glows
E A
Leave behind the old
E A
Learn to make your gold
E
You know...
 
[Chorus]
E Fm A
You were made for more than this you were
E Fm A
You were made for more than this you were
E Fm A
You were made for more than being let down
E Fm A
You were made for more than solid ground
E Em A
You were made for more than this
 
[Verse]
E Fm A
Unclasp your personal muzzle
E Fm A
Then get on with speaking your trouble
E Fm A
Bring your magic to life
E Fm A
Forget your invented strife
E A
Know that you were small
E A
Before you grew tall
E A
And you were shy
E A
Before you reached the sky
E A
Know that you were dumb
E A
Before you grew smart
E A
You're a work of art
E A
With a very big heart
 
And you know
 
[Chorus]
E Fm A
You were made for more than this you were
E Fm A
You were made for more than this you were
E Fm A
You were made for more than being let down
E Fm A
You were made for more than solid ground
E Fm A
You were made for more than broken bones
E Fm A
You were made for more than hopeless woes
E Fm A
You were made for more than this
E Fm A
You were made for more than this

How to play You Were Made For More Than This

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. 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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