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He uses power chords throughout the entire song.
he starts struming, just listen to the song and you'll pick it up.
(1st Verse)
lF#ay me down to rest awhile
iF#'m feeling cold, cold to the bones
lF#ay me down so i can fly,fly,fly
dF#ragon fly buzzing by
tF#hese flowers and this sunshine
wF#arming me up to the bones
lF#ifting me up so i can fly
(Bridge)
F#she say's there's nothing to be said
nothing to be gaC#ined
from the wD#inds that bC#low todayB  
aBll you have is time 
walking down this lC#ine 
all twisted from D#presertivC#es of lifeB  
bBut you have what you have
what you have is for yC#ou
and for the fuD#ture oC#f your child B  
lBook there's a full moon
and i'm looking at yC#ou
(chorus)
F#choicC#es you've been wD#arm
and you've been cold   BX3
(verse 2)
aF#nd i'm not scC#ared nD#o,no
we'll maybe just a liBttle scared to dF#ieC#  
sC#cared to dD#ieB  

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Choices

by Xavier Rudd

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He uses power chords throughout the entire song.

he starts struming, just listen to the song and you'll pick it up.

(1st Verse)

lay me down to rest awhile

i'm feeling cold, cold to the bones

lay me down so i can fly,fly,fly

dragon fly buzzing by

these flowers and this sunshine

warming me up to the bones

lifting me up so i can fly

(Bridge)

she say's there's nothing to be said

nothing to be gained

D# C# B

from the winds that blow today

all you have is time

walking down this line

D# C# B

all twisted from presertives of life

but you have what you have

what you have is for you

D# C# B

and for the future of your child

look there's a full moon

and i'm looking at you

(chorus)

F# C# D#

choices you've been warm

and you've been cold X3

(verse 2)

F# C# D#

and i'm not scared no,no

B F# C#

we'll maybe just a little scared to die

C# D# B

scared to die

About Choices Chords by Xavier Rudd

Learn how to play Choices by Xavier Rudd with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Choices chords”, “Choices guitar chords”, or “Xavier Rudd Choices 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 Choices chords and for experienced players who want accurate Choices lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include F#, C#, D#, B.

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What key is "Choices" in?

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