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Daylily

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Gmajor
90BPM
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The entire song is really just a D major chord with different roots.
[Intro]
Gmaj7 D
[Verse 1]
Gmaj7Outside for the first time in a lDong time
Lose yourself, sink into to the sunlight
Gmaj7It's been a while since you felt right
But the warm Dnights are coming soon and you'll be just fineGmaj7  
You'll be just finBm7eD  Gmaj7  
You'll be just finBm7eD  Gmaj7  
Gmaj7Outside for the first time in a lDong time
You said you can't remember what it's like Gmaj7to feel more than cold on the inside
But the sDunrise will come again and you'll be just fineGmaj7  
You'll be just fineBm7  D  Gmaj7  
[Chorus]
N.C Gmaj7   D   Em  D  
I think it's time you had a pink cloud summer 'cause you've gone too long without a smile
I think it's time you had Gmaj7another rDeason to stay for a wEmhileD  
DYou should stay for a Gmaj7while
Gmaj7 D
[Verse 2]
Gmaj7I sit and watch, now with new eyes
For the Dgreen side
DLose myself
Sink into your sunlight
Gmaj7Breath in the breeze like a sweet sigh
Keep me Dtongue tied
If this lasts forever I'll be just fineGmaj7  
Oh I'll be just fine
Bm7You are the Drustling of Gmaj7leaves
Bm7You are that Dhoneysuckle Gmaj7breeze
Bm7You are the DsunlightGmaj7  
Gmaj7Shine onto me
Gmaj7Shine onto me
Gmaj7Shine onto me
[Chorus]
N.C Gmaj7   D   Em  D  
I think it's time you had a pink cloud summer 'cause you've gone too long without a smile
I think it's time you had Gmaj7another Dreason to stay for a EmwhileD  
And I think it's time you gave Gmaj7yourself a little colorD  
I don't know Emmuch but I hear that red's in Dstyle
I think it's time you had Gmaj7anotherD  
Dreason to stay for whEmileD  
DI think it's time you had a Gmaj7pink cloud summer 'cause you've gone too long without a smile
I think it's time you found Gmaj7another reason to stay for a Dwhile
Bm7 D
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Daylily

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About Daylily Chords by Movements

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