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Tuning: standard (EADGBE)
Capo: 6th fret
Chords used:
  G- 320003
  C- 332010
  D- x00232
 Em- 022000
  F- 133211
(Intro)
G  C  G  C
(Verse 1)
GWhite, white, Cwhite, white, Gwhite, white, Cwhite, white
GAre there oceans Dfull of Emthings you'll never Csay?
GAre there skylines Dof the Emcities you don't Csee?
GIs there music, Dmuted, Emplaying underCneath?
Is Gmathematics Dkeeping Emyou from thinking Cfree?
(Chorus)
GDo you Csee, GlightCs?
GTurn your Cshadows Gwhite.C  
GWhite, white
CWhite, white
GWhite, white 
CWhite, white
(Verse 2)
GDon't let rain clouds, Dcry at Emall of your parCades
GLet the other Dside of Emdarkness kiss your fCace
FInto the Csea, into the Dsea
GDo you Csee, GlightCs?
GTurn your Cshadows Gwhite.C  
GDo you fCeel, GbrighCt?
GTurn your Cshadows Gwhite.C  
(Bridge)
GWhite, white,
CWhite, white,
All the Emthings I want to Csay...G  C  
All the Emshadows in the Cway...
GDo you Csee, GlightCs?
GTurn your Cshadows Gwhite.C  
GDo you fCeel, GbrighCt?
GTurn your Cshadows Gwhite.C  
GWhite, white
CWhite, white
GWhite, white 
CWhite, white

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White

by Lights

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 6 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

Tuning: standard (EADGBE)

Capo: 6th fret

Chords used:

- 320003

- 332010

- x00232

- 022000

- 133211

(Intro)

G C G C

(Verse 1)

G C G C

White, white, white, white, white, white, white, white

G D Em C

Are there oceans full of things you'll never say?

G D Em C

Are there skylines of the cities you don't see?

G D Em C

Is there music, muted, playing underneath?

G D Em C

Is mathematics keeping you from thinking free?

(Chorus)

G C G C

Do you see, lights?

G C G C

Turn your shadows white.

White, white

(Verse 2)

G D Em C

Don't let rain clouds, cry at all of your parades

G D Em C

Let the other side of darkness kiss your face

F C D

Into the sea, into the sea

G C G C

Do you see, lights?

G C G C

Turn your shadows white.

G C G C

Do you feel, bright?

G C G C

Turn your shadows white.

(Bridge)

White, white,

Em C G C

All the things I want to say...

Em C

All the shadows in the way...

G C G C

Do you see, lights?

G C G C

Turn your shadows white.

G C G C

Do you feel, bright?

G C G C

Turn your shadows white.

White, white

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