How Much Light Cifras
por Ryan Adams12.927 views, adicionada aos favoritos 600 times
| Dificuldade: | intermediário |
|---|---|
| Capotraste: | 2nd traste |
Autor: kim.dahlback [a] 64. 1 contributor no total, última edição em 27 de dez. de 2016
Cifras
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Capo 2nd fret
G Gsus4
How much time do I have left for dreaming
G Gsus4
All my life I've been searching for meaning
C Am G
All my life I've never seen so much light
G Gsus4
How much time 'til the wait is over and we
G Gsus4
flicker in the night like the streetlights on the boulevard
C Am
with the moonless sky on an endless night
G
How much time
Em C G
The way back home's through the wild and the winds
Em C G
The way back home's in your arms
Em C G
All my life I've been searching for someone and
Am Bm C
I could never get it right
Am Bm C
I could never get it right
G
I've never seen so much light
G Gsus4
How much light 'til the ocean tips over and it
G Gsus4
crashes on the beach like its blacker than it's bluer
C Am
Underneath the sun in a cloudless sky
G
How much light
G Gsus4
How much sound 'til my name starts breaking
G Gsus4
My hearts all done and it's yours for the taking
C Am G
All my life I've never seen so much light
Em C G
The way back home's through the wild and the winds
Em C G
The way back home's in your arms
Em C G
All my life I've been searching for something and
Am Bm C
I could never get it right
Am Bm C
I could never get it right
Am Bm C
I could never get it right
Am Bm C G
And then I found you, I've never seen so much light
G Gsus4 G
Seen so much light
Am Bm C
So much light
Am Bm C
So much light
G
I've never seen so much light
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How Much Light – Ryan Adams
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4 comments
The Am-Bm-C progression sounds good, but I think it's more likely he is simply hitting the B note (2nd fret) on the A string by moving his middle finger up one string. And possibly removing his third finger.
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Carnegie hall; capo on 3 I think
+1
I agree that he's likely to be walking from Am to C via that x-2-0-0-1-0 chord I can never remember the name of.
I also play Gadd4 (3-2-0-0-1-3) instead of the Gsus4 here, because then you can hammer on and pull off the first finger between that chord and G, like he seems to do on the recording.
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