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Who We Are

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Step 1 / 14Position: 11

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO openSpace = play/pause

Who We Are - Lifehouse
Tuning: Standard (Live 1/2 step down)
I've been watching the videos on YouTube and watching what Jason does, so I'm pretty sure
this is 100% correct (except where I've noted).
Jason uses some weird chords during the verses. What you do is play the an octave with your
index and ring finger, and then use your middle finger to play a bass note. The way I've
named them is octive/bass note.
  G#/ E  C#/ A  D#/ B  B/G  
e|-x----x----x----x--|
B|-x----x----x----x--|
G|-13---6----8----4--|
D|-x----x----x----x--|
A|-11---4----6----2--|
E|-0----5----7----3--|
Intro/Verse:
G#/  E  C#/A  
G#/                          E  C#/A  
Live my life around a picture taken when we met... etc.
Keep playing this until:
       D#/                B           B/G  D#/B  
Who we were and where it's at. Here we go.
Chorus: Just play power chords
We C#mbreak, and we Bbend, and we Aturn it inside Eout to
take it C#mback to the Bstart and Athrough the rise and
          E                 B        A(F#m) -------------> I can't figure out what Jason 
here. It looks like some form of E,
falling apart, we discover who we are                  but sounds like F#m. Brice plays 
F# on the bass, so that's what I put.
Verse 2: same as Verse 1
Chorus
Bridge:
I'm just guessing on some of the chord names. They are the right chords though.
   E*  E7        A  Emaj7  
e|-0--0--0----0---0--|
B|-0--0--0----0---0--|
G|-8--7--2----6---8--|
D|-9--6--2-or-7---6--|
A|-7--7--0----7---7--|
E|-0--0--x----0---0--|
         E*                  E7            A  Emaj7  
And it's all to the wind. It's all in our heads.
We E7fall to the wind, it's Aall in our heads.
Then Jason plays F#m:
e|-0-
B|-0-
G|-2-
D|-4-
A|-4-
E|-2-
and the other guitarist plays:
e|-E--F#---G#---A---|
B|------------|
G|-9-11-13-14-|
D|------------|
A|-7-9--11-12-|
E|------------|
Chorus x2
That's it. Other than that F#m at the end of the verse, I'm pretty confident this is correct.

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The story behind the song

"Who We Are" comes from the band Lifehouse, known for their emotionally resonant rock sound. This song shares its title with their 2007 album, placing it firmly within their established musical journey. Playing this song can feel like an exploration of identity and connection, a reflection of the band's continued exploration of meaningful themes.

AI-written from these sources:Lifehouse (band) — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Who We Are

by Lifehouse

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Chords in this song · guitar

B/G

C#m

F#m

Emaj7

Who We Are - Lifehouse

Tuning: Standard (Live 1/2 step down)

I've been watching the videos on YouTube and watching what Jason does, so I'm pretty sure

this is 100% correct (except where I've noted).

Jason uses some weird chords during the verses. What you do is play the an octave with your

index and ring finger, and then use your middle finger to play a bass note. The way I've

named them is octive/bass note.

G# E C# A D# B B/G

/ / /

e|-x----x----x----x--|

B|-x----x----x----x--|

G|-13---6----8----4--|

D|-x----x----x----x--|

A|-11---4----6----2--|

E|-0----5----7----3--|

Intro/Verse:

G# E C# A

/ /

G# E C# A

/ /

Live my life around a picture taken when we met... etc.

Keep playing this until:

D# B B/G D# B

/ /

Who we were and where it's at. Here we go.

Chorus: Just play power chords

C#m B A E

We break, and we bend, and we turn it inside out to

C#m B A

take it back to the start and through the rise and

E B A F#m

() -------------> I can't figure out what Jason

here. It looks like some form of E,

falling apart, we discover who we are but sounds like F#m. Brice plays

F# on the bass, so that's what I put.

Verse 2: same as Verse 1

Chorus

Bridge:

I'm just guessing on some of the chord names. They are the right chords though.

E E7 A Emaj7

e|-0--0--0----0---0--|

B|-0--0--0----0---0--|

G|-8--7--2----6---8--|

D|-9--6--2-or-7---6--|

A|-7--7--0----7---7--|

E|-0--0--x----0---0--|

E E7 A Emaj7

And it's all to the wind. It's all in our heads.

E7 A

We fall to the wind, it's all in our heads.

Then Jason plays F#m:

e|-0-

B|-0-

G|-2-

D|-4-

A|-4-

E|-2-

and the other guitarist plays:

E F# G# A

e|------------|

B|------------|

G|-9-11-13-14-|

D|------------|

A|-7-9--11-12-|

E|------------|

Chorus x2

That's it. Other than that F#m at the end of the verse, I'm pretty confident this is correct.

About Who We Are Chords by Lifehouse

Learn how to play Who We Are by Lifehouse with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Who We Are chords”, “Who We Are guitar chords”, or “Lifehouse Who We Are 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 Who We Are chords and for experienced players who want accurate Who We Are lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G#, E, C#, A, D#, B.

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