Intro: Am G C (x2) Am Em C (x2) Am G C (x4) Verse: Am F May these words be the first C To find your ears. Am F The world is brighter than the sun C Now that you’re here. Am F C G Though your eyes will need some time to adjust Am F C To the overwhelming light surrounding us, Chorus: Am F I’ll give you everything I have. C I’ll teach you everything I know. I promise I’ll do better. Am F I will always hold you close, C But I will learn to let you go. I promise I’ll do better. Am F I will soften every edge, C I’ll hold the world to its best, And I’ll do better. Am F With every heartbeat I have left C I will defend your every breath, G And I’ll do better. Bridge: Am ’Сause you are loved. F C You are loved more than you know. Am F I hereby pledge all of my days C To prove it so. Am G C Though your heart is far too young to realize Am G C The unimaginable light you hold inside, Chorus: Am G I’ll give you everything I have. C I’ll teach you everything I know. I promise I’ll do better. Am G I will always hold you close, C But I will learn to let you go. I promise I’ll do better. Am F I will rearrange the stars, C Pull ‘em down to where you are. I promise, I’ll do better. Am F With every heartbeat I have left, C I’ll defend your every breath. I promise I’ll do better. Am F I will soften every edge, C Hold the world to its best. I promise I’ll do better. Am F With every heartbeat I have left, C I’ll defend your every breath, (I’ll do better.) 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.
Light chords by Sleeping at Last
Suggested strumwhole-bar ballad
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d
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Also works: everywhere 4/4 d – d u – u d –
How to play Light on ukulele
A good starting strum for this style is the whole-bar ballad: d – – –. This arrangement is in A minor. The chords put it squarely at the skilled level.
5 ukulele chords used in "Light" by Sleeping at Last: Am, C, Em, F and G
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