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The Glory

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[Intro]
       Dmaj74x
      B7sus24x
[Verse 1]
CAould you come oDmaj7ver?
CAould you come oDmaj7ver?
IBm7'm feeling B7sus2blue
WBm7hat will you B7sus2do?
YAou could come oDmaj7ver
YAou could come oDmaj7ver
IBm'm feeling B7sus2bad
IBm'm feeling B7sus2sad
[Chorus]
TGhen I see the rAose
I see the gBmlory in your F#meyes
And winter cGomes
And then it Asnows
I see the gBmlory in your eF#myes
I'm feeling Glost
I see the rAose
I see the gBmlory in your eF#myes
And winter Gcomes
And then it sAnows
I see the gBmlory in your eF#myes
In your eBmyesF#m  
In your eBmyesF#m  
In your eBmyesF#m  
In your eBmyesF#m  
[Interlude]
A   Dmaj7
AB7suDmaj7s2     4x
[Verse 2]
ADo you remDmaj7ember?
ALate in SeDmaj7ptember
The Bm7banshee B7sus2cries
When Bm7someone B7sus2dies
ASleeping in Dmaj7silence
AWhile I am dDmaj7reaming
It's Bm7all in my B7sus2mind
The bBm7eauty I fB7sus2ind
[Chorus]
GLost, I see the Arose
I see the gBmlory in your eF#myes
And winter cGomes
And then it sAnows
I see the gBmlory in your F#meyes
I'm feeling Glost
I see the Arose
I see the gBmlory in your eF#myes
And winter Gcomes
And then it Asnows
I see the Bmglory in your eF#myes
[Bridge]
In your eEmyesA  
In your eDyesBm  
In your eEmyesA  
In your eDyesBm  
In your eEmyesA  
In your eDyesBm  
In your eEmyesA  
In your eDyesBm  
In your eEmyesA  
In your eDyesBm  
In your eEmyesA  
In your eDyesBm  
[Outro]
    A       Dmaj74x

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The story behind the song

The Cranberries were an Irish rock band known for their blend of alternative rock with elements of jangle pop, dream pop, folk rock, and post-punk. This track appears on their album Something Else. Playing "The Glory" can connect you to the band's distinctive sound and their journey through the alternative rock landscape.

AI-written from these sources:The Cranberries — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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The Glory

by The Cranberries

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dmaj7

B7sus2

Bm7

F#m

[Intro]

Dmaj7

B7sus2

[Verse 1]

A Dmaj7

Could you come over?

A Dmaj7

Could you come over?

Bm7 B7sus2

I'm feeling blue

Bm7 B7sus2

What will you do?

A Dmaj7

You could come over

A Dmaj7

You could come over

Bm B7sus2

I'm feeling bad

Bm B7sus2

I'm feeling sad

[Chorus]

G A

Then I see the rose

Bm F#m

I see the glory in your eyes

And winter comes

And then it snows

Bm F#m

I see the glory in your eyes

I'm feeling lost

I see the rose

Bm F#m

I see the glory in your eyes

And winter comes

And then it snows

Bm F#m

I see the glory in your eyes

Bm F#m

In your eyes

Bm F#m

In your eyes

Bm F#m

In your eyes

Bm F#m

In your eyes

[Interlude]

A Dmaj7

B7sus2 4x

[Verse 2]

A Dmaj7

Do you remember?

A Dmaj7

Late in September

Bm7 B7sus2

The banshee cries

Bm7 B7sus2

When someone dies

A Dmaj7

Sleeping in silence

A Dmaj7

While I am dreaming

Bm7 B7sus2

It's all in my mind

Bm7 B7sus2

The beauty I find

[Chorus]

G A

Lost, I see the rose

Bm F#m

I see the glory in your eyes

And winter comes

And then it snows

Bm F#m

I see the glory in your eyes

I'm feeling lost

I see the rose

Bm F#m

I see the glory in your eyes

And winter comes

And then it snows

Bm F#m

I see the glory in your eyes

[Bridge]

Em A

In your eyes

D Bm

In your eyes

Em A

In your eyes

D Bm

In your eyes

Em A

In your eyes

D Bm

In your eyes

Em A

In your eyes

D Bm

In your eyes

Em A

In your eyes

D Bm

In your eyes

Em A

In your eyes

D Bm

In your eyes

[Outro]

A Dmaj7

About The Glory Chords by The Cranberries

Learn how to play The Glory by The Cranberries with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “The Glory chords”, “The Glory guitar chords”, or “The Cranberries The Glory 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 The Glory chords and for experienced players who want accurate The Glory lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Dmaj7, B7sus2, A, Bm7, Bm, G.

FAQ — The Glory by The Cranberries

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What key is "The Glory" in?

The chords for "The Glory" show the original chord names (including Dmaj7, B7sus2, A, Bm7, Bm, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.