Always
Michael KiskeVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
There is no place for me
And no one to set me free
There is no way to go
There is no place for me
Where it's warm, where I can be
At least there is no place that I know
Sometimes it's hard to see that you're running out of luck
Right now it's my own life I don't know
With everything I did I was the one who laughed
Yes I was always tall and smiled
Yes everything I did I thought would always last
And I felt always strong inside
Now there's no place for me
And no one to set me free
There is no way to go
There is no place for me
Where it's warm, where I can be
At least there is no place that I know
But I'm fine, I'm alright even though there's nothing left
'Cos what it means I'm sure will show
Somewhere along the way I lost the key for it
But I was always true inside
Somewhere inside myself I'm praying for a bit
Of what was always open wide
When I look around there's only broken glass I see
And everywhere I reach it's hurting me
Looking back I find there was not much how it should be
It's slowly killing me!
I got to go, kick all dust off my shoes
Take all that's good inside and turn it 'round
'Cos with everything I did I was the one who laughed
Yes I was always tall and smiled
Somewhere inside myself I'm praying for a bit
Of what was always open wide
Ok, I've worked this out for acoustic guitar and it works quite well with recording and for you
to play it by yourself. The key change near the end makes things a bit difficult. It's a bit
tough finding an octave for the Aso I've just left the same one in there. You may want to play
just the high strings the second time maybe. Other than that it's pretty straight forward.
It's a brilliant song and I hope you enjoy the transcription. Vic
G |3 2 0 0 3 3| C |X 3 2 0 1 0| A |X 0 2 2 2 0| D |X X 0 2 3 2|
F |1 3 3 2 1 1| A|6 8 8 7 6 6| F2 |8 8 10 10 8 8| D# |6 6 8 8 6 6|
(Music & Lyrics: Michael Kiske)
(This song is dedicated to Ingo
Schwichtenberg)
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Readable chord sheet for Always by Michael Kiske
[G] [C] [D] [G] There is no [G]place for me And [C]no one to set me free [A]There is no way to [D]go There is no [G]place for me Where it's [C]warm, where I can be [A]At least there is no place that I [D]know Sometimes it's [C]hard to [D]see that you're [C]running out of [G]luck [A]Right now it's my own life I don't [D]know With [F]everything I did I was the [C]one who laughed Yes I was [Bb]always tall and [F2]smiled Yes [F]everything I did I thought would [C]always last And I felt [Bb]always strong [F2]inside Now there's no [G]place for me And [C]no one to set me free [A]There is no way to [D]go There is no [G]place for me Where it's [C]warm, where I can be [A]At least there is no place that I [D]know But I'm [C]fine, I'm [D]alright even [C]though there's nothing [G]left [A]'Cos what it means I'm sure will [D]show Some[F]where along the way I lost the [C]key for it But I was [Bb]always true [F2]inside Some[F]where inside myself I'm praying [C]for a bit Of what was [Bb]always open [F2]wide [Bb]When I look around there's only [F2]broken glass I see And [C]everywhere I reach it's hurting [Bb]me [Bb]Looking back I find there was not [F2]much how it should be It's [C]slowly killing me! I got to [Eb]go, kick all dust off my shoes [C]Take all that's good inside and turn it [Bb]'round 'Cos with [Bb]everything I did I was the [F2]one who laughed Yes I was [Eb]always tall and [Bb]smiled Some[Bb]where inside myself I'm praying [F2]for a bit Of what was [Eb]always open [Bb]wide Ok, I've worked this out for acoustic guitar and it works quite well with recording and for you to play it by yourself. The key change near the end makes things a bit difficult. It's a bit tough finding an octave for the A just the high strings the second time maybe. Other than that it's pretty straight forward. It's a brilliant song and I hope you enjoy the transcription. Vic G |3 2 0 0 3 3| C |X 3 2 0 1 0| A |X 0 2 2 2 0| D |X X 0 2 3 2| F |1 3 3 2 1 1| A (Music & Lyrics: Michael Kiske) (This song is dedicated to Ingo Schwichtenberg)