Your Heart (david)
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Intro: G D Am Em
Verse 1
G D
It never was about the oil dripping from my head
Am Em
I never did dream beyond the pastures I could tend
C
It never was about the praise
G
Not about the street parade
Am
I didn't really need a crowd
Em
When Goliath fell down
G D
I never meant to woo a king with simple shepherd songs
Am Em
Or hide away inside a cave, safe from danger's arms
C
I never meant to wear a crown
G
Or try to bring armies down
Am
It never was about me
Em D
And who I hoped to be
[Refrão]
Em C
At the end of the day,I wanna hear people say
G D
My heart looks like Your heart, my heart looks like Your heart
Em C
When the world looks at me, let them agree
G D
That my heart looks like Your heart, my heart looks like Your heart
Am Em D Am Em D
Woah
Verse 2
G D
I never thought I would be much more than Jesse's kin
Am Em
Who would ever dream a king would come from Bethlehem?
C
I know that I've crashed and burned
G
Lives have been overturned
Am
But You redeem everything
C D
Yah, even me
[Refrão]
Em C
At the end of the day, I want to hear people say
G D
That my heart looks like Your heart, my heart looks like Your heart
Em C
When the world looks at me, I pray all they see
G D
Is my heart looks like Your heart, my heart looks like Your heart
Am Em C D
Woah Woah Woah Woah
Bridge
Am Em D
Five little stones ,Or a royal robe,
Am Em D
Shepherd or king ,Doesn't mean a thing
Am Em D
'Cause at the end of the day
Am Em D
oh
[Refrão]
Em C
At the end of the day, I wanna hear people say
G D
That my heart looks like Your heart, my heart looks like Your heart
Em C
Unashamed I will dance, In Your name, lift my hands
G D
'Til my heart looks like Your heart, my heart looks like Your heart
Em C
Woah
G D
Like Your heart, Like Your heart
Em C
Woah
G D
'Til this heart looks like Your heart
G D Am Em
How to play Your Heart (david)
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.