Chords for #17 Hamilton - That Would Be Enough [[VIDEO LYRICS]]
Tempo:
68.8 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
Bm
F#m
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
![#17 Hamilton - That Would Be Enough [[VIDEO LYRICS]] chords](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pCcW4cZS2m0/mqdefault.jpg)
Start Jamming...
[G]
[D] Look around, look [F#] around at how lucky we are to be alive right [A] now.
Look around, look around.
[Gm] [D] How long have you known?
A month or so.
Eliza, you [Bm] should have told me.
I wrote to the general a month [D] ago.
No.
I begged him to send you home.
You should [G] have told me.
I'm not sorry.
[Bm] I knew you'd fight until the war was won.
[D] War's not done.
But you deserve a chance to meet your [G] son.
Look around, look around [F#m] at how lucky we are to be alive right now.
[Em] Will you relish being a poor man's [F#m] wife, unable to [D] provide for your life?
I relish being your wife.
[G] Look around, look around.
[D] Look at where you [Bm] are.
Look at where you [D] started.
The fact that you're alive is a [G] miracle.
Just stay alive, that would [D] be enough.
And if [Bm] this child shares a fraction of [F#m] your smile, or a fragment of [G] your mind,
look outward, that would [D] be enough.
I don't pretend [Bm] to know the challenges [F#m] you're facing,
the worlds you [C] keep erasing [G] and creating in [D] your mind.
But I'm not afraid.
[Bm] I know I'm [F#m] married, so long as you come home at the [G] end of the day,
that would be [D] enough.
We don't need a legacy.
We don't need money.
If I could grant you peace [G] of mind, if you could let me inside [Bm] your heart.
Oh, let me be a [E] part of the narrative in the story they will write [Bm] someday.
Let this moment be the [E] first chapter [Bm] where you decide to stay.
And I could be [D] enough.
And we could be [A] enough.
That would be [D] enough.
[E]
[D] Look around, look [F#] around at how lucky we are to be alive right [A] now.
Look around, look around.
[Gm] [D] How long have you known?
A month or so.
Eliza, you [Bm] should have told me.
I wrote to the general a month [D] ago.
No.
I begged him to send you home.
You should [G] have told me.
I'm not sorry.
[Bm] I knew you'd fight until the war was won.
[D] War's not done.
But you deserve a chance to meet your [G] son.
Look around, look around [F#m] at how lucky we are to be alive right now.
[Em] Will you relish being a poor man's [F#m] wife, unable to [D] provide for your life?
I relish being your wife.
[G] Look around, look around.
[D] Look at where you [Bm] are.
Look at where you [D] started.
The fact that you're alive is a [G] miracle.
Just stay alive, that would [D] be enough.
And if [Bm] this child shares a fraction of [F#m] your smile, or a fragment of [G] your mind,
look outward, that would [D] be enough.
I don't pretend [Bm] to know the challenges [F#m] you're facing,
the worlds you [C] keep erasing [G] and creating in [D] your mind.
But I'm not afraid.
[Bm] I know I'm [F#m] married, so long as you come home at the [G] end of the day,
that would be [D] enough.
We don't need a legacy.
We don't need money.
If I could grant you peace [G] of mind, if you could let me inside [Bm] your heart.
Oh, let me be a [E] part of the narrative in the story they will write [Bm] someday.
Let this moment be the [E] first chapter [Bm] where you decide to stay.
And I could be [D] enough.
And we could be [A] enough.
That would be [D] enough.
[E]
Key:
D
G
Bm
F#m
E
D
G
Bm
_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
[D] Look around, look [F#] around at how lucky we are to be alive right [A] now.
Look around, look around.
[Gm] _ _ [D] How long have you known?
A month or so.
Eliza, you [Bm] should have told me.
I wrote to the general a month [D] ago.
No.
I begged him to send you home.
You should [G] have told me.
I'm not sorry.
[Bm] I knew you'd fight until the war was won.
[D] War's not done.
But you deserve a chance to meet your [G] son.
Look around, look around [F#m] at how lucky we are to be alive right now.
[Em] Will you relish being a poor man's [F#m] wife, unable to [D] provide for your life?
I relish being your wife.
[G] _ _ Look around, look around.
[D] _ Look at where you [Bm] are.
Look at where you [D] started.
The fact that you're alive is a [G] miracle.
Just stay alive, that would [D] be enough.
And if [Bm] this child shares a fraction of [F#m] your smile, or a fragment of [G] your mind,
look outward, that would [D] be enough.
I don't pretend [Bm] to know the challenges [F#m] you're facing,
the worlds you [C] keep erasing [G] and creating in [D] your mind.
But I'm not afraid.
[Bm] _ I know I'm [F#m] married, so long as you come home at the [G] end of the day,
that would be [D] enough.
We don't need a legacy.
We don't need money.
If I could grant you peace [G] of mind, if you could let me inside [Bm] your heart.
Oh, let me be a [E] part of the narrative in the story they will write [Bm] someday.
Let this moment be the [E] first chapter [Bm] where you decide to stay.
_ _ _ And I could be [D] enough.
And we could be [A] enough.
_ That would be [D] enough.
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] Look around, look [F#] around at how lucky we are to be alive right [A] now.
Look around, look around.
[Gm] _ _ [D] How long have you known?
A month or so.
Eliza, you [Bm] should have told me.
I wrote to the general a month [D] ago.
No.
I begged him to send you home.
You should [G] have told me.
I'm not sorry.
[Bm] I knew you'd fight until the war was won.
[D] War's not done.
But you deserve a chance to meet your [G] son.
Look around, look around [F#m] at how lucky we are to be alive right now.
[Em] Will you relish being a poor man's [F#m] wife, unable to [D] provide for your life?
I relish being your wife.
[G] _ _ Look around, look around.
[D] _ Look at where you [Bm] are.
Look at where you [D] started.
The fact that you're alive is a [G] miracle.
Just stay alive, that would [D] be enough.
And if [Bm] this child shares a fraction of [F#m] your smile, or a fragment of [G] your mind,
look outward, that would [D] be enough.
I don't pretend [Bm] to know the challenges [F#m] you're facing,
the worlds you [C] keep erasing [G] and creating in [D] your mind.
But I'm not afraid.
[Bm] _ I know I'm [F#m] married, so long as you come home at the [G] end of the day,
that would be [D] enough.
We don't need a legacy.
We don't need money.
If I could grant you peace [G] of mind, if you could let me inside [Bm] your heart.
Oh, let me be a [E] part of the narrative in the story they will write [Bm] someday.
Let this moment be the [E] first chapter [Bm] where you decide to stay.
_ _ _ And I could be [D] enough.
And we could be [A] enough.
_ That would be [D] enough.
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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