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Move
MercyMe
Key = C  
Tempo 106
Verse 1
   AmI'm not about to give up, because I heard You say
   FThere's gonna be brighter days, there's gonna be brighter days
   AmI won't stop, I'll keep my head up, No I'm not here to stay
   FThere's gonna be brighter days, there's gonna be brighter days
Pre-chorus
   FI just might Dmbend but I won't Ambreak
   FAs long as DmI can see Your Eface
Chorus 
AmWhen life won't play along and right keeps going wrong
And FI can't seem to find Dmmy   EmwayF  E/G#  
AmI know where I am found so I won't let it drag me down
Oh, FI'll keep dancing a-Dmny--EmwayF  E/G#  
Interlude
AmI'm gonna move (move)
AmI'm gonna move (move)
F/AI'm gonna move (gonna move)
Verse 2
   AmI've got to hold it steady, keep my head in the game
   FEverything is about to change, everything is about to change
   AmThis hurt is getting heavy, but I'm not about to cave
   FEverything's about to change, there's gonna be brighter days
Bridge
AmNo matter what may come
AmGotta move to a different drum
FNo matter what life brings
Gotta Dmmove gotta move to a Edifferent beat

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Move

by MercyMe

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E/G#

F/A

Move

MercyMe

Key =

Tempo 106

Verse 1

I'm not about to give up, because I heard You say

There's gonna be brighter days, there's gonna be brighter days

I won't stop, I'll keep my head up, No I'm not here to stay

There's gonna be brighter days, there's gonna be brighter days

Pre-chorus

F Dm Am

I just might bend but I won't break

F Dm E

As long as I can see Your face

Chorus

When life won't play along and right keeps going wrong

F Dm Em F E/G#

And I can't seem to find my way

I know where I am found so I won't let it drag me down

F Dm Em F E/G#

Oh, I'll keep dancing a-ny--way

Interlude

I'm gonna move (move)

F/A

I'm gonna move (gonna move)

Verse 2

I've got to hold it steady, keep my head in the game

Everything is about to change, everything is about to change

This hurt is getting heavy, but I'm not about to cave

Everything's about to change, there's gonna be brighter days

Bridge

No matter what may come

Gotta move to a different drum

No matter what life brings

Dm E

Gotta move gotta move to a different beat

About Move Chords by MercyMe

Learn how to play Move by MercyMe with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Move chords”, “Move guitar chords”, or “MercyMe Move chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Move chords and for experienced players who want accurate Move lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, Am, F, Dm, E, Em.

FAQ — Move by MercyMe

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Is "Move" easy to play on guitar?

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What key is "Move" in?

The chords for "Move" show the original chord names (including C, Am, F, Dm, E, Em). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.