Originally written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice for the 1968 musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Intro -x2-: Db Gb Db Ab
Verse:
Db Gb
I close my eyes, threw back the curtain
Db Ab
To see for certain, what I thought I knew
Db Gb
Far far away, someone was weeping
Db
But the world was sleeping
Ab
Any dream will do
Verse:
Db Gb
I wore my coat -I wore my coat- with golden lining
Db Ab
Bright colours shining, wonderful and new
Db Gb
And in the east -And in the east- the dawn was breaking
Db
And the world was waking
Ab
Any dream will do
Chorus:
Gb
a crash of drums, a flash of light
Ab
My golden coat flew out of sight
Db
Colours faded into darkness
Ab Gb
I was left alone
Verse:
Db Gb
May I return, -May I return- to the beginning
Db Ab
The light is dimming and the dream is to
Db Gb
The world and I, -The world and I- we are still waiting
Db Ab
Still hesitating, Any dream will do
Interlude: -Instrumental Verse-
Chorus:
Gb
a crash of drums, a flash of light
Ab
My golden coat flew out of sight
Db
Colours faded into darkness
Ab Gb
I was left alone
Verse:
Db Gb
May I return, -May I return- to the beginning
Db Ab
The light is dimming and the dream is to
Db Gb
The world and I, -The world and I- we are still waiting
Db Ab
Still hesitating, Any dream will do
Outro: Db
Somebody changed the cords so now it sounds wrong
I find that putting this song down a semitone and adding a capo on fret 1 makes it much easier to play.
+1 is super easy, u could also use -4 or -1 if you have a high voice
I feel like only the an matches the other chords sound weird