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Everything Must Change

Paul Young
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I  was never one to back out of an argument  and say I was wrong.
Even  when I'd seen the other side I'd hide  my foolishness  and carry  on.
But  still I'd be embarrassed 'cos they'd see  what happened and they'd  play along.
Until  I back myself into a corner I would  only realize when  they  had gone.
 And like a dream,  a life,  a reason,
 Everything must change...
 (Everything, everything. Everything must change)
 And like a world,  this  earth and  seasons
 Everything must change...
 (Everything, everything. Everything must change.)
In  the same way when we disagree I wouldn't  be the one to back down.
 Still I'd know  that you had faith in me. Tell  me something,  am I  letting  you down?
'Cos  when I woke up and I saw the note  you pressed into the mirror frame
but  it was easy to be angry at ya but deep  inside I know we  share  the blame.
I'm  going back to the top to start myself off
but  first of all somethings I need to know.
 When I'm scared of being  wrong again,
won't  you be the one I turn to
 to let me know,  oh, let me know,  oh.
Please,  let me be right for once
'cos  right now all I feel I do is wrong
 and it's never  too late to learn about love
 and this victim  needs your hand...
 to hold on.
 (Repeat and Ad-Lib Soulful Glib as necessary) ;)
 So this evening I went to find the chords to a few Paul Young songs (this included) and
 discovered (to my shock) that NO ONE out there seemed to have them! Hey man, it's PAUL
 YOUNG! This is my very first attempt at 'coding' a complete song. I think I got most of
 these right but that F7th up there is suspect. If you've got a better idea let me or
 someone else know, otherwise I think this is a pretty close interpretation of the song.
 Listen to the original for tempo and timing (not for timbre as it is very synthy).

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Readable chord sheet for Everything Must Change by Paul Young

[G]  [Cadd9]  [Dsus4]
[G]  [Cadd9]  [Dsus4]

[G]I was never one to back out of an ar[G7]gument and say I was wr[C]ong.
[Am]Even when I'd seen the other side I'd hi[D]de my foolishness[G] and [Cadd9]carry on.[Dsus4]
[G]But still I'd be embarrassed 'cos they'd [G7]see what happened and th[C]ey'd play along.
[Am]Until I back myself into a corner I w[D]ould only realize whe[G]n the[Cadd9]y had go[Dsus4]ne.

And like a dr[Bb]eam, a li[F]fe, a re[Bb]ason,  [F7]
Everything must change...   [Eb]
(Everything, everything. Everything must change)

And like a wo[Bb]rld, this[F] earth a[Bb]nd seas[F7]ons
Everything must change...   [Eb]
(Everything, everything. Everything must cha[G]nge.)

[G]In the same way when we disagree I w[G7]ouldn't be the one to back d[C]own.
Still I'd kn[Am]ow that you had faith in me. T[D]ell me somethin[G]g, am [Cadd9]I lettin[Dsus4]g you down?
[G]'Cos when I woke up and I saw the n[G7]ote you pressed into the mirror f[C]rame
[Am]but it was easy to be angry at ya but de[D]ep inside I know [G]we sh[Cadd9]are the b[Dsus4]lame.

[G]I'm going back to the top to start myself off
[G7]but first of all somethings I need to know.         [C]
When I'm scared of [Am]being wrong again,
[D]won't you be the one I turn to
to let me k[G]now, oh, let me k[Cadd9]now, oh[Dsus4].
[G]Please, let me be right for once
[G7]'cos right now all I feel I do is wr[C]ong
and it's n[Am]ever too late to learn about love
and this vi[D]ctim needs your hand...
to hold on.    [G]       [Cadd9]             [Dsus4]

(Repeat and Ad-Lib Soulful Glib as necessary)   ;)

So this evening I went to find the chords to a few Paul Young songs (this included) and
discovered (to my shock) that NO ONE out there seemed to have them! Hey man, it's PAUL
YOUNG! This is my very first attempt at 'coding' a complete song. I think I got most of
these right but that F7th up there is suspect. If you've got a better idea let me or
someone else know, otherwise I think this is a pretty close interpretation of the song.
Listen to the original for tempo and timing (not for timbre as it is very synthy).

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