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Church of Your Heart

Roxette
Chords & TabKeyGintermediate
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Chords in this song8

Song

From: Carol Vorderman
Roxette - Church of Your Heart
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Written by Per Gessle
Trans. Ben Sinclair (ssusncla@rdg.ac.uk)
[Intro] (2 guitars, so basically just strum the verse)
G* D C D
G* D C D

Verse

Can't we leave the world outside
just for a while? Just for a while?
And spend some time, you and I,
under this bright glorious sky.
It's been so long since I first saw you
But I still love that smile in your eyes.

Chorus

Yes it's true, right from the start,
I believed in the church of your heart.
Yes it's you that made me be part of
and believe in the church of your heart.

2nd Verse

Step inside, lay yourself down
just for a while, rest for a while
I can hear a thundering sound
beating inside when you're around.
It's been so long since I first met you,
since we made love, you know how time flies.

Chorus

Yes it's true, right from the start,
I believed in the church of your heart.
Yes it's you that made me be part of
and believe in the church of your heart.
In the church of your heart.

Solo

e|------------------------------------|
B|------------------------------------|
G|------------------------------------|
D|--5-5-4--2--0-0---------------------|
A|----------------3--2----------------|
E|--------------------3-3-h5-5--3-5---|
^^^^
This phrase is repeated, with the indicated bit
changed slightly. I'd really have to get a better
recording to tell what it is, though.
Then these slightly heavier chords:
B B B D xx A
B B B D xx A
The xx being muted.
The last choruses are shifted up by a whole tone:
Yes it's true, right from the start,
I believed in the church of your heart.
Yes it's you that made me be part of
and believe in the church of your heart.
And the song ends on:
B B B D xx A
B B B D xx A
Chord table:
G* C D E G A B
e 3 x x x x x x
B 3 x x x x x x
G 0 5 7 9 x x x
D 0 5 7 9 5 7 9
A x 3 5 7 5 7 9
E 3 x x x 3 5 7

Comments

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