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Find Myself

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Intro:               A       F#7       Bm7       E7(4x)
AWe toF#7ok the long way Bm7home,  G#7you held my C#m7hand,Amaj7  
              B     E            A    F#m7(B9)     B7             E     F#m7  E7  
The days so full   of all the things    we had planned.
AWe walked F#7beyond the Bm7green,  G#7beyond the C#m7day.Amaj7  
           B        E         A   F#m7(B9)           B7      E7      F#m7  E7  
We shared a dream that I let             slip away.
AI had to Bm7find myseE7lf. AI had to Bm7find myseE7lf.
                   C#7                     F#m             B    E  A(/E)           E  
No use looking for no one else  'Cause I'll be lonely   till I find   myself.
Intro (2x)  
You were the man who knew too much to say.
So many things that I learned came your way.
These things I know that I can't forget,
Deep in my heart, they're a part of me yet.
They helped me find myself.
They helped me find myself.
No use looking for no one else,
'Cause I'll be lonely till I find myself.
Interlude:     A       F#7      Bm7            E7      A      F#7      Bm7      E7  
 F#m// / /    C#// / /     A7// / /    D//  Dmaj7/  /      
 C#m7/ / /        F#7   Bm7/  //  /             A   E7  
Too many years rolled by without a word.
I tried to hide behind things that I'd heard.
And now the truth is clear for all to see
That through it all, it was you believed in me.
You helped me find myself.
I had to find myself.
No use looking for no one else,
'Cause I'll be lonely till I find myself.
I got to find myself.
I got to find myself.
No use looking for no one else,
'Cause I'll be lonely till I find myself.
Outro:     A      F#7     Bm7    E7(2x)           A      F#7      Bm7    A        E7  A(6)

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The story behind the song

"Find Myself" by Eric Clapton, appearing on his 2001 album Reptile, emerges from the rich blues and rock tradition he helped define. Clapton, celebrated as one of the most influential guitarists in rock history, has a career marked by his sustained blues improvisations and blues-based musical explorations, from his early days with Cream to his solo work. This song carries the weight of an artist deeply immersed in the journey of self-discovery, a common thread in his extensive catalog. It plays as an introspective reflection, a search for personal grounding.

AI-written from these sources:Eric Clapton — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Find Myself

by Eric Clapton

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

F#7

Bm7

G#7

C#m7

Amaj7

F#m7

C#7

F#m

Dmaj7

A F#7 Bm7 E7

Intro: (4x)

A F#7 Bm7 G#7 C#m7 Amaj7

We took the long way home, you held my hand,

B E A F#m7 B9 B7 E F#m7 E7

()

The days so full of all the things we had planned.

A F#7 Bm7 G#7 C#m7 Amaj7

We walked beyond the green, beyond the day.

B E A F#m7 B9 B7 E7 F#m7 E7

()

We shared a dream that I let slip away.

A Bm7 E7 A Bm7 E7

I had to find myself. I had to find myself.

C#7 F#m B E A E

(/E)

No use looking for no one else 'Cause I'll be lonely till I find myself.

Intro (2x)

You were the man who knew too much to say.

So many things that I learned came your way.

These things I know that I can't forget,

Deep in my heart, they're a part of me yet.

They helped me find myself.

No use looking for no one else,

'Cause I'll be lonely till I find myself.

A F#7 Bm7 E7 A F#7 Bm7 E7

Interlude:

F#m C# A7 D Dmaj7

// / / // / / // / / // / /

C#m7 F#7 Bm7 A E7

/ / / / // /

Too many years rolled by without a word.

I tried to hide behind things that I'd heard.

And now the truth is clear for all to see

That through it all, it was you believed in me.

You helped me find myself.

I had to find myself.

No use looking for no one else,

'Cause I'll be lonely till I find myself.

I got to find myself.

No use looking for no one else,

'Cause I'll be lonely till I find myself.

A F#7 Bm7 E7 A F#7 Bm7 A E7 A

Outro: (2x) (6)

About Find Myself Chords by Eric Clapton

Learn how to play Find Myself by Eric Clapton with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Find Myself chords”, “Find Myself guitar chords”, or “Eric Clapton Find Myself 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 Find Myself chords and for experienced players who want accurate Find Myself lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, F#7, Bm7, E7, G#7, C#m7.

FAQ — Find Myself by Eric Clapton

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What key is "Find Myself" in?

The chords for "Find Myself" show the original chord names (including A, F#7, Bm7, E7, G#7, C#m7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.