Chords for Beth Hart - Leave The Light On | Het verhaal achter het nummer | Top 2000 a gogo
Tempo:
135.4 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
D
Bm
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Okay, I wanna make sure I don't
freak out my husband's car.
He would [G] trip.
Oh, I gotta wait for all these freaking cars.
See, if this had been the old day,
I would have [N] just whipped this around so fast.
But now I'm a little more responsible.
And it's not your car.
And it's not my car.
It's not my car.
Yeah, this is our street, right?
Here, yeah.
Had a lot of years here.
So when I was at my most sick,
before I made Le Glide On,
this is where we moved to.
And I ended up living here for about 16 years.
But this used to be [E] more of a gang [A] neighborhood.
[F] It was edgier.
[N] But everyone was always real nice to us.
So right here, this is our old [A] house,
right here with the white.
They fixed it up a lot for what it was.
But we lived there.
That's where I wrote Le Glide On.
[D]
I'm bipolar [E] one.
And [A] my mania is the scariest part.
That's what makes me wanna [E] drink.
It makes me wanna cut [A] myself.
[Bm] I'm going a million miles an hour.
I write tons of songs, [D] manic.
But [E] it's no way to be.
[A] I sing myself with a [E] dirty face.
I cut my luck with a [Bm] dirty ace.
I leave the light on.
[D] I leave the light on.
[A] I went from zero to [E] minus 10.
I drank your [C#m]
wine and I [Bm] stole your man.
I leave the light on.
[D] I leave that [E] light [A] on.
This city can eat you alive, you [C#m] know?
You have [E] to feel that it's [Bm] okay to not belong
if you [F#m] don't feel like you [Em] belong.
But did you feel that the city was eating you alive
at one point?
[D#] Yeah, because I think I felt like,
[N] well, A, you know, I was unmedicated.
I was [E] also really into heavy drug and alcohol [N] use.
And I felt so small and insignificant,
like LA was just so much bigger and smarter and better
and just really insecure.
Was there a moment that you didn't care anymore?
Yes.
Oh yeah, totally.
There was longer than a [C#] moment.
I think that I [C] really didn't wanna live anymore.
And I [C#] think I was just starving [E] myself to death
and taking all those [C#] things
that I was [Cm] hoping I [A] would just die.
17 and I'm all messed up [E] inside.
[A] I cut [E] myself just to [Bm] feel alive.
I leave the light on.
[D] [A] Yeah, I leave the light on.
21 on the run.
[E] For myself, for myself and [D] everyone.
I
[Bm] better leave [Dm] the light on.
[A]
[F#m]
[D]
[Dm]
[A] Can the damage be [F#m] undone?
I swear to [Bm] God,
I'll never be what I'm.
[Dm]
[D] You know, getting to make music
is [G] something to bring me joy in [G#m] my life
and to help [E] me get through my life.
But the greatest [D#] blessings have been [C#] Scott
and [N] my parents and bipolar and alcoholism.
Really, I think those have been the greatest blessings.
They've made me come to my knees and obliterated the ego,
the big fat giant ego that I love to embrace
from time to time.
And I know I'm gonna have my mental swings.
[Em] I know there are gonna be [C#m] times
that I wanna drink so bad
[Em] that I gotta bite my lower lip.
But it doesn't mean that I have to go there.
You know?
And what do I [N] get to do to get through it?
I get to reach out, whether it be through a song
or calling my mother or calling a friend
or being honest in an interview.
You know, truth will set you free.
The truth will set you free.
Shine a light on the dark and it flees.
Shine a light on the dark and it flees.
Tell the fricking truth.
Even if everybody thinks you're the biggest dick
or you're just such a loser, it's worth it
because that light will drive away the dark.
I really believe that.
I've seen it happen in my life.
You know, shining that light, shining that truth,
having the courage to tell the truth.
And that's hard.
Because of course I wanna connect with everybody.
Of [D#] course I wanna feel a part of the group.
I wanna feel a part of the human race.
I don't [E] wanna feel alone.
[Dm] And I wanna, [A]
I wanna, [F#m]
I [D] don't know much about it.
[Dm] Liberty, I don't know.
[A]
Can the damage be [F#m] undone?
I swear to [Bm] God that never would I.
[Dm]
[A]
[F#m]
[D]
[E]
I leave that light on.
[A] God bless the child with a dirty [C#m] face
who cuts her luck with a dirty [Bm] ace.
She leaves the light on.
[D] I still [E] leave that light on.
Oh.
[A]
freak out my husband's car.
He would [G] trip.
Oh, I gotta wait for all these freaking cars.
See, if this had been the old day,
I would have [N] just whipped this around so fast.
But now I'm a little more responsible.
And it's not your car.
And it's not my car.
It's not my car.
Yeah, this is our street, right?
Here, yeah.
Had a lot of years here.
So when I was at my most sick,
before I made Le Glide On,
this is where we moved to.
And I ended up living here for about 16 years.
But this used to be [E] more of a gang [A] neighborhood.
[F] It was edgier.
[N] But everyone was always real nice to us.
So right here, this is our old [A] house,
right here with the white.
They fixed it up a lot for what it was.
But we lived there.
That's where I wrote Le Glide On.
[D]
I'm bipolar [E] one.
And [A] my mania is the scariest part.
That's what makes me wanna [E] drink.
It makes me wanna cut [A] myself.
[Bm] I'm going a million miles an hour.
I write tons of songs, [D] manic.
But [E] it's no way to be.
[A] I sing myself with a [E] dirty face.
I cut my luck with a [Bm] dirty ace.
I leave the light on.
[D] I leave the light on.
[A] I went from zero to [E] minus 10.
I drank your [C#m]
wine and I [Bm] stole your man.
I leave the light on.
[D] I leave that [E] light [A] on.
This city can eat you alive, you [C#m] know?
You have [E] to feel that it's [Bm] okay to not belong
if you [F#m] don't feel like you [Em] belong.
But did you feel that the city was eating you alive
at one point?
[D#] Yeah, because I think I felt like,
[N] well, A, you know, I was unmedicated.
I was [E] also really into heavy drug and alcohol [N] use.
And I felt so small and insignificant,
like LA was just so much bigger and smarter and better
and just really insecure.
Was there a moment that you didn't care anymore?
Yes.
Oh yeah, totally.
There was longer than a [C#] moment.
I think that I [C] really didn't wanna live anymore.
And I [C#] think I was just starving [E] myself to death
and taking all those [C#] things
that I was [Cm] hoping I [A] would just die.
17 and I'm all messed up [E] inside.
[A] I cut [E] myself just to [Bm] feel alive.
I leave the light on.
[D] [A] Yeah, I leave the light on.
21 on the run.
[E] For myself, for myself and [D] everyone.
I
[Bm] better leave [Dm] the light on.
[A]
[F#m]
[D]
[Dm]
[A] Can the damage be [F#m] undone?
I swear to [Bm] God,
I'll never be what I'm.
[Dm]
[D] You know, getting to make music
is [G] something to bring me joy in [G#m] my life
and to help [E] me get through my life.
But the greatest [D#] blessings have been [C#] Scott
and [N] my parents and bipolar and alcoholism.
Really, I think those have been the greatest blessings.
They've made me come to my knees and obliterated the ego,
the big fat giant ego that I love to embrace
from time to time.
And I know I'm gonna have my mental swings.
[Em] I know there are gonna be [C#m] times
that I wanna drink so bad
[Em] that I gotta bite my lower lip.
But it doesn't mean that I have to go there.
You know?
And what do I [N] get to do to get through it?
I get to reach out, whether it be through a song
or calling my mother or calling a friend
or being honest in an interview.
You know, truth will set you free.
The truth will set you free.
Shine a light on the dark and it flees.
Shine a light on the dark and it flees.
Tell the fricking truth.
Even if everybody thinks you're the biggest dick
or you're just such a loser, it's worth it
because that light will drive away the dark.
I really believe that.
I've seen it happen in my life.
You know, shining that light, shining that truth,
having the courage to tell the truth.
And that's hard.
Because of course I wanna connect with everybody.
Of [D#] course I wanna feel a part of the group.
I wanna feel a part of the human race.
I don't [E] wanna feel alone.
[Dm] And I wanna, [A]
I wanna, [F#m]
I [D] don't know much about it.
[Dm] Liberty, I don't know.
[A]
Can the damage be [F#m] undone?
I swear to [Bm] God that never would I.
[Dm]
[A]
[F#m]
[D]
[E]
I leave that light on.
[A] God bless the child with a dirty [C#m] face
who cuts her luck with a dirty [Bm] ace.
She leaves the light on.
[D] I still [E] leave that light on.
Oh.
[A]
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_ _ _ Okay, I wanna make sure I don't
freak out my husband's car.
He would [G] trip.
Oh, I gotta wait for all these freaking cars.
See, if this had been the old day,
I would have [N] just whipped this around so fast.
But now I'm a little more responsible.
And it's not your car.
And it's not my car. _
It's not my car. _ _ _ _ _
Yeah, this is our street, right?
Here, yeah.
Had a lot of years here.
So when I was at my most sick,
before I made Le Glide On,
_ this is where we moved to. _
And I ended up living here for about 16 years.
But this used to be [E] more of a gang [A] neighborhood.
[F] It was edgier.
[N] But everyone was always real nice to us.
_ So right here, this is our old [A] house,
right here with the white.
They fixed it up a lot for what it was.
But we lived there.
That's where I wrote Le Glide On.
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I'm bipolar [E] one. _
And [A] my mania is the scariest part. _
That's what makes me wanna [E] drink.
It makes me wanna cut [A] myself.
[Bm] I'm going a million miles an hour.
I write tons of songs, [D] manic.
But _ [E] it's no way to be.
_ _ _ [A] I sing myself with a [E] dirty face.
I cut my luck with a [Bm] dirty ace.
I leave the light on.
[D] _ I leave the light on.
[A] _ _ I went from zero to [E] minus 10.
I drank your [C#m]
wine and I [Bm] stole your man.
_ I leave the light on.
_ [D] I leave that [E] light _ [A] on.
_ This city can eat you alive, you [C#m] know?
You have [E] to feel that it's [Bm] okay to not belong
if you [F#m] don't feel like you [Em] belong. _
But did you feel that the city was eating you alive
at one point?
[D#] Yeah, because I think I felt like,
_ [N] well, A, you know, I was unmedicated.
I was [E] also really into heavy drug and alcohol [N] use.
_ _ _ _ And I felt so small and insignificant,
like LA was just so much bigger and smarter and better
and just really insecure.
Was there a moment that you didn't care anymore?
Yes. _
Oh yeah, _ totally.
There was longer than a [C#] moment.
_ _ I think that I [C] really didn't wanna live anymore.
And I [C#] think I was just starving [E] myself to death
and _ taking all those [C#] things
that I was [Cm] hoping I [A] would just die.
17 and I'm all messed up [E] inside.
[A] I cut [E] myself just to [Bm] feel alive.
I leave the light on.
_ [D] _ [A] Yeah, I leave the light on.
_ _ 21 on the run.
_ _ [E] For myself, for myself and [D] everyone.
I _ _
_ _ _ _ [Bm] better leave [Dm] the light on. _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ Can the damage be [F#m] undone?
_ _ _ I swear to [Bm] God,
I'll never be _ what I'm.
[Dm] _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ You know, getting to make music
is [G] something to bring me joy in [G#m] my life
and to help [E] me get through my life.
But the greatest [D#] blessings have been [C#] Scott
and [N] my parents and bipolar and alcoholism.
Really, I think those have been the greatest blessings.
_ They've made me come to my knees and _ obliterated the ego,
the big fat giant ego that I love to embrace
from time to time. _ _
And I know I'm gonna have my mental swings.
[Em] I know there are gonna be [C#m] times
that I wanna drink so bad
[Em] that I gotta bite my lower lip.
But it doesn't mean that I have to go there.
You know?
And what do I [N] get to do to get through it?
I get to reach out, whether it be through a song
or calling my mother or calling a friend
or being honest in an interview.
You know, truth will set you free.
The truth will set you free.
Shine a light on the dark and it flees.
Shine a light on the dark and it flees.
Tell the fricking truth.
Even if everybody thinks you're the biggest dick
or you're just such a loser, it's worth it
because that light will drive away the dark.
I really believe that.
I've seen it happen in my life.
_ You know, shining that light, shining that truth,
having the courage to tell the truth.
_ _ _ And that's hard.
Because of course I wanna connect with everybody.
Of [D#] course I wanna feel a part of the group.
I wanna feel a part of the human race.
I don't [E] wanna feel alone.
[Dm] And I wanna, [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ I wanna, [F#m] _ _ _
_ _ I [D] don't know much about it.
_ [Dm] Liberty, I _ _ don't know.
_ [A] _ _ _
Can the damage be [F#m] undone? _ _
I swear to [Bm] God that never _ _ would I.
[Dm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [E]
I leave that light on. _ _
[A] _ God bless the child with a dirty [C#m] face
who cuts her luck with a dirty [Bm] ace.
_ She leaves the light on.
[D] I _ still _ _ [E] leave that light _ on.
_ _ Oh. _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
freak out my husband's car.
He would [G] trip.
Oh, I gotta wait for all these freaking cars.
See, if this had been the old day,
I would have [N] just whipped this around so fast.
But now I'm a little more responsible.
And it's not your car.
And it's not my car. _
It's not my car. _ _ _ _ _
Yeah, this is our street, right?
Here, yeah.
Had a lot of years here.
So when I was at my most sick,
before I made Le Glide On,
_ this is where we moved to. _
And I ended up living here for about 16 years.
But this used to be [E] more of a gang [A] neighborhood.
[F] It was edgier.
[N] But everyone was always real nice to us.
_ So right here, this is our old [A] house,
right here with the white.
They fixed it up a lot for what it was.
But we lived there.
That's where I wrote Le Glide On.
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I'm bipolar [E] one. _
And [A] my mania is the scariest part. _
That's what makes me wanna [E] drink.
It makes me wanna cut [A] myself.
[Bm] I'm going a million miles an hour.
I write tons of songs, [D] manic.
But _ [E] it's no way to be.
_ _ _ [A] I sing myself with a [E] dirty face.
I cut my luck with a [Bm] dirty ace.
I leave the light on.
[D] _ I leave the light on.
[A] _ _ I went from zero to [E] minus 10.
I drank your [C#m]
wine and I [Bm] stole your man.
_ I leave the light on.
_ [D] I leave that [E] light _ [A] on.
_ This city can eat you alive, you [C#m] know?
You have [E] to feel that it's [Bm] okay to not belong
if you [F#m] don't feel like you [Em] belong. _
But did you feel that the city was eating you alive
at one point?
[D#] Yeah, because I think I felt like,
_ [N] well, A, you know, I was unmedicated.
I was [E] also really into heavy drug and alcohol [N] use.
_ _ _ _ And I felt so small and insignificant,
like LA was just so much bigger and smarter and better
and just really insecure.
Was there a moment that you didn't care anymore?
Yes. _
Oh yeah, _ totally.
There was longer than a [C#] moment.
_ _ I think that I [C] really didn't wanna live anymore.
And I [C#] think I was just starving [E] myself to death
and _ taking all those [C#] things
that I was [Cm] hoping I [A] would just die.
17 and I'm all messed up [E] inside.
[A] I cut [E] myself just to [Bm] feel alive.
I leave the light on.
_ [D] _ [A] Yeah, I leave the light on.
_ _ 21 on the run.
_ _ [E] For myself, for myself and [D] everyone.
I _ _
_ _ _ _ [Bm] better leave [Dm] the light on. _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F#m] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ Can the damage be [F#m] undone?
_ _ _ I swear to [Bm] God,
I'll never be _ what I'm.
[Dm] _
_ _ _ _ [D] _ You know, getting to make music
is [G] something to bring me joy in [G#m] my life
and to help [E] me get through my life.
But the greatest [D#] blessings have been [C#] Scott
and [N] my parents and bipolar and alcoholism.
Really, I think those have been the greatest blessings.
_ They've made me come to my knees and _ obliterated the ego,
the big fat giant ego that I love to embrace
from time to time. _ _
And I know I'm gonna have my mental swings.
[Em] I know there are gonna be [C#m] times
that I wanna drink so bad
[Em] that I gotta bite my lower lip.
But it doesn't mean that I have to go there.
You know?
And what do I [N] get to do to get through it?
I get to reach out, whether it be through a song
or calling my mother or calling a friend
or being honest in an interview.
You know, truth will set you free.
The truth will set you free.
Shine a light on the dark and it flees.
Shine a light on the dark and it flees.
Tell the fricking truth.
Even if everybody thinks you're the biggest dick
or you're just such a loser, it's worth it
because that light will drive away the dark.
I really believe that.
I've seen it happen in my life.
_ You know, shining that light, shining that truth,
having the courage to tell the truth.
_ _ _ And that's hard.
Because of course I wanna connect with everybody.
Of [D#] course I wanna feel a part of the group.
I wanna feel a part of the human race.
I don't [E] wanna feel alone.
[Dm] And I wanna, [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ I wanna, [F#m] _ _ _
_ _ I [D] don't know much about it.
_ [Dm] Liberty, I _ _ don't know.
_ [A] _ _ _
Can the damage be [F#m] undone? _ _
I swear to [Bm] God that never _ _ would I.
[Dm] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [E]
I leave that light on. _ _
[A] _ God bless the child with a dirty [C#m] face
who cuts her luck with a dirty [Bm] ace.
_ She leaves the light on.
[D] I _ still _ _ [E] leave that light _ on.
_ _ Oh. _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _