Your Heart Will Lead You Home
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C G/C Gm/C F
Sunny days and starry nights and lazy afternoons
Dm7 Gsus G C7
You're countin' castles in the clouds and hummin' little tunes
F E Am A
But somehow, right before your eyes the summer fades away
Dm Dm(maj7) Gsus G
Everything is different and everything has changed
C C7 F
If you feel lost and on your own
Fm Am Dm(maj7) Am Dm G7
And far from home You're never alone, you know
Gm6 Csus C7 F
Just think of your friends the ones who care
Fm/Ab Am7 D7sus
They all will be waiting there with love to share
D7 Dm7 G7 C
And your heart will lead you home
C G/C Gm/C F
Funny how a photograph can take you back in time
Dm7 Gsus G C7
To places and embraces that you thought you'd left behind
F E Am A
They're trying to remind you that you're not the only one
Dm Dm(maj7) Gsus G
That no one is an island when all is said and done
C C7 F Fm Am
If you feel lost and on your own and far from home
Am(maj7) Am Dm G7
You're never alone, you know
Gm6 Csus C7 F
Just think of your friends, the ones who care
Fm/Ab Am7 D7sus
They all will be waiting there with love to share
D7 Dm7 G7 C
And your heart will lead you home
D A/D Am/D G
There'll come a day when you're losing your way
Am7 Asus A D7
And you won't know where you belong
G F Bm B
They say that "Home is where the heart is"
Am Am(maj7) Asus A
So follow your heart and know that you can't go wrong
D D7 G Gm Bm
If you feel lost and on your own and far from home
Bm(maj7) Bm Em A7
You're never alone, you know
Am6 Dsus D7 E
Just think of your friends, the ones who care
Gm/Bb Bm7 E7sus
They all will be waiting there with love to share
E7 Em7 A7 D
And your heart will lead you home
How to play Your Heart Will Lead You Home
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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.