Verse 1: C Maybe Em Tomorrow Bb F I’ll find the strength to hold my hand Fm Saying C I’ll break out D Of all the chains that lock me in my G head C But I’d rather sleep away the day Em And set off every hand grenade F At least I know that I can feel the Fm pain F And hopefully I’ll turn around C And heal the scars that weigh me down Em The ones I never show D I’ve lost control so Chorus: C Em Save me I’m a prisoner Bb F I’m a prisoner of my mind Fm Sometimes I set my soul on fire C Trying to find the light D D G Or anything to bring me back to life Verse 2: C Maybe Em The places Bb F I go get colorful in time C Cuz all of my world is black and white Em But so much better when I close my eyes C I’m tired of being alone Em I’ve lost control so Chorus: C Em Save me I’m a prisoner Bb F I’m a prisoner of my mind Fm Sometimes I set my soul on fire C Trying to find the light D D G Or anything to bring me back to life C Em Save me I’m a prisoner Bb F All the days are passing me by Fm Sometimes I set my soul on fire C Trying to find the light D D G Or anything to bring me back to life Verse 3: C Is it worth the fatal lies Em And all of the exhausting fights Bb F I wish I’d find some way to feel alive Fm And have some kinda peace of mind C No longer be terrified D Of all the sins that keep me up at G night Chorus: C Em Save me I’m a prisoner Bb F I’m a prisoner of my mind Fm Sometimes I set my soul on fire C Trying to find the light D D G Or anything to bring me back to life C Em Save me I’m a prisoner Bb F All the days are passing me by Fm Sometimes I set my soul on fire C Trying to find the light D D G Or anything to bring me back to life C Em Bb F Oh, oh, oh Fm Sometimes I set my soul on fire C Trying to find the light D G C Or anything to bring me back to life This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
Prisoner chords by Nico Collins
How to play Prisoner on ukulele
On this page the song is in C major. Nothing scary in the shapes, it sits on the easy ukulele songs list at the rookie level.
7 ukulele chords used in "Prisoner" by Nico Collins: Bb, C, D, Em, F, Fm and G
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