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[Verse 1]
C        Am/B      Am       Am/G
Ticking, clocking, way past midnight
F       C/E   D/F#   G
I can't go to sleep
C        Am/B     Am     Am/G
Rolling, yawnin', no one in sight
F          G        C
To hold me dear and deep
C       Am/B    Am       Am/G
Since I left my homeland in white,
F         C/E    D/F#   G
Where I'd rather be,
C      Am/B      Am       Am/G
Stolen daydreams and sleepless nights
    F        G        C
Are all they left for me
[Chorus]
F/F  F/E  G/D  G
Help me decide
C    Am/B  Am  Am/G
As I lie awake
F                G       C   Am/B  C  A/C#
Should I pack my bags, today?
F/F  F/E   G/D   G
Help me survive
C       Am/B Am
Make it go away
F     F/E     G/D    G
Make me turn around
    C
And stay
[Verse 2]
C       Am/B   Am       Am/G
Walking voodoo thinking of you
F         C/E     D/F#    G
Friends I left behind
C       Am/B      Am       Am/G
Smiling faces, my memory traces
F       G      C
Keep me on the line
[Chorus]
F/F  F/E  G/D  G
Help me decide
C    Am/B  Am  Am/G
As I lie awake
F                G       C   Am/B  C  A/C#
Should I pack my bags, today?
F/F  F/E   G/D   G
Help me survive
C       Am/B Am
Make it go away
F     F/E     G/D    G
Make me turn around
    C       Am/B
And stay
[Bridge]
Am      Bb         F           G
Burning bright and yet sinking low
       C          G/B
Like a flickering light
     C        G/B
On a winter's night
     Am        Bb        F
Must I keep on traveling alone
               G
When I feel my heart
             C
Turning into stone
[Solo]
C       Am/B      Am       Am/G
F       C/E       D/F#     G
C       Am/B      Am       Am/G
F       G         C
[Chorus]
F/F  F/E  G/D  G
Help me decide
C    Am/B  Am  Am/G
As I lie awake
F                G       C   Am/B  C  A/C#
Should I pack my bags, today?
F/F  F/E   G/D   G
Help me survive
C       Am/B Am
Make it go away
F     F/E     G/D    G
Make me turn around
        C
Make me stay
[Album] I'll Always Be There (1993)
[Songwriters] Roch Voisine, James Campbell
This song uses a walking bass finger picking pattern throughout. In the chorus the F starts 
walking down from the 4th string, it should be clear from the recording. The chords listed 
might not be exact but they are playable, most important is to get the bass note right.
[Chords]
Am/B
 x22010
Am/G
 302210
C/E
  032010
D/F#
 200232
A/C#
 x4222x
G/B
  x20003
F/F
  xx3211
F/E
  xx2011
G/D
  xx0003
Am   577555 (in chorus 'away', strum)

Stay chords and lyrics

Free chords for Stay by Roch Voisine. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
[Bridge]
[Solo]
C       Am/B      Am       Am/G
F       C/E       D/F#     G
C       Am/B      Am       Am/G
F       G         C
[Chorus]
[Album] I'll Always Be There (1993)
[Songwriters] Roch Voisine, James Campbell
This song uses a walking bass finger picking pattern throughout. In the chorus the F starts 
walking down from the 4th string, it should be clear from the recording. The chords listed 
might not be exact but they are playable, most important is to get the bass note right.
[Chords]
Am/B x22010
Am/G 302210
C/E  032010
D/F# 200232
A/C# x4222x
G/B  x20003
F/F  xx3211
F/E  xx2011

Stay Chords by Roch Voisine

Learn how to play Stay by Roch Voisine with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Stay chords”, “Stay guitar chords”, or “Roch Voisine Stay 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 Stay chords and for experienced players who want accurate Stay lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, Am/B, Am, Am/G, F, C/E.

Frequently asked questions about Stay

How do I play "Stay" by Roch Voisine on guitar?

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Can I transpose "Stay" to a different key?

Yes. Use the transpose buttons on the song page to shift "Stay" up or down by half-steps so it matches your vocal range or capo position.

Can I see chord diagrams for "Stay"?

Yes. Tap any chord in "Stay" to instantly see an interactive guitar chord diagram with alternate fingerings.

Is "Stay" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Stay" by Roch Voisine with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Roch Voisine below.

What key is "Stay" in?

The chords for "Stay" show the original chord names (including C, Am/B, Am, Am/G, F, C/E). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.