Young Blood - Sophie Ellis-Bextor
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Intro: A E (2x)
 
A
The days
E
Are ghosts that pass right through us
A
In my eyes
E
You're like an evergreen
A
Untouched
E
By the hours that fly around us
A
My love
E
Is that how you see me?
 
D
Remember when
C#m
Remember when we were the diamonds in the coal
D
Lovers know
B
There's no age upon your soul
 
A
It's all okay, you give me young blood
E
It's coursing through my veins, it's real love
A
Here inside my heart it's crystallised
B
Like it's framed in time and never tainted
 
A
Yeah, it's alright, you give me young blood
E
Before the world I may be old enough
B
There'll be a day to take the best of us
E
But till then we have young blood
 
(Repeat chord structure for other verses)
 
Somehow
I never saw it coming
I'm caught
And it has set me free
 
Remember when
Remember when we used to talk of growing old
Lovers know
There's no age upon your soul
 
It's all ok you give me young blood
It's coursing through my veins, it's real love
And here inside my heart it's crystallised
Like it's framed in time and never tainted
 
Yeah, it's alright, you give me young blood
Before the world I may be old enough
There'll be a day to take the best of us
But till then we have young blood
 
Oh...
 
On and on you give me young blood
It's coursing through my veins, it's real love
And here inside my heart it's crystallised
Just like it's framed in time and never tainted
 
Yeah, it's alright, you give me young blood
Before the world I may be old enough
There'll be a day to take the best of us
 
But till then we have young blood

How to play Young Blood

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is A. 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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