If I Stand
Owl City
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(início)
A E A There's more that rises in the morning than the sun E/G# F#m A D More that shines in the night than just the moon E A E/G# F#m There's more than just this fire here that keeps me warm Bm D E In a shelter that is larger than this room A E A There's a loyalty that's deeper than mere sentiment E/G# F#m A D And a music higher than the songs that I can sing E A E/G# F#m The stuff of earth competes for the allegiance Bm D E I owe only to the giver of all good things Chorus: A D F#m Bm E So if I stand let me stand on the promise that you will pull me through Bm D F#m D E A D F#m E And if I can't let me fall on the grace that first brought me to you A D F#m Bm E E If I sing let me sing for the joy that has born in me these songs Bm F#m E A D F#m E But if I weep let it be as a man who is longing for his home verse 2: (Same as Verse 1) A E A There's more that dances on the prairies than the wind E/G# F#m A D More than pulses in the ocean than the tide E A E/G# F#m There's a love that fiercer than the love between friends Bm D E More gentle than a mother's when her baby's at her side A E A There's a loyalty that's deeper than mere sentiment E/G# F#m A D And a music higher than the songs that I can sing E A F#m The stuff of earth competes for the allegiance Bm D E I owe only to the giver of all good things
Chorus 2: CAPO 2 UP ONE WHOLE STEP (It changes key in the song)
A D F#m Bm E
So if I stand let me stand on the promise that you will pull me through
Bm D F#m D E A D F#m E
And if I can't let me fall on the grace that first brought me to you
A D F#m Bm E E
If I sing let me sing for the joy that has born in me these songs
Bm F#m E A D F#m E
But if I weep let it be as a man who is longing for his homeTablaturas 1— toque pra ver as tabs
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