Remember To Remember

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Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
Remember to Remember
Standard Tuning
NOTE: G*
This small lick appears throughout the song following certain G chords.
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intro: Am   D   Am   D   Am   DG*
AmWe rDide tAmhe tDidesAm  
The waDters Amwide
(So wiDld)
G G*
Calm the troubled water!
AmHear the anDgels singin' all niAmght
and all daDy
AmYou hear thDem say:G  
G G*
Glory hallelujah!
AmLay your bDurden down
AmYour time is nowD  
CTurn around
G D Am
GPraise to loDveAm  
GPraiseD  A  
EmWe belong to the Awater
EmWe belong to the Aair
C   D   GG*
We belong where there is love
Am D Am D
AmJust remember this:D  
GYou don't walk alone
AmAs the Dstorm it rages
AmBe not aDfraid
Let it paCss awaGy
G G*
Hear the angels singin'
AmRemember to remembDer! (turn around)
AmRemember to remembDer! (turn around)
AmRemember to remembDer! (Cturn around)
G D Am
GPraise Dto lAmove
GPraise Dto lAmove
GPraise Dto GAmod
GCall to lDoveA  
For Emlove
EmWe belong to the Awater
EmWe belong to the Aair
C   D   GG*
We belong where there is love
AmWe'll DriAmde thDe tides
AmThe Dwaters wiAmde (so Dwild)
GCalm the troubled water
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The story behind the song

Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros are an American folk-rock band known for their sound and image that evoke the hippie movement of the 1960s and 70s, drawing from roots rock, folk, gospel, and psychedelic music. The group is led by singer Alex Ebert, and the band's name comes from a story Ebert wrote about a messianic figure. This song appears on their self-titled album. Playing it can feel like a gentle, rhythmic nudge towards mindfulness and presence.

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