Chords for Nightcore - who lives, who dies, who tells your story (Hamilton)
Tempo:
114.8 bpm
Chords used:
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F
A
Gb
Dm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C] [Dm]
Let me tell you what I wish [F] I'd known when I was young and doomed to [Gm]
glory.
You have no control.
[D] Who lives, who [A] dies, who tells your [D] story?
President Jefferson.
I'll give him this.
[F] His financial system is a work of genius.
I couldn't undo [Gm] it if I tried.
And I tried.
[Bb] Who lives, who dies, who tells your [D] story?
President Madison.
He took our country from [F] bankruptcy to prosperity.
We hate to admit [G] it, but he doesn't get enough credit for all the credit he gave [Bb] us.
Who lives, who dies, who tells [A] your [Dm] story?
Every other founding father's story [F] gets told.
Every other founding father gets to grow old.
[Gm] When you're gone, who remembers your [Bb] name?
Who keeps your [A] fame?
Who tells your [Dm] story?
[F] I [A] [D]
[C] stop wasting time on tears.
I live another 50 years.
[F] It's not enough.
I interview every [A] soldier who fought by your side.
Who tells [Dm] our story?
I try to make sense of your thousands [Bb] of pages of writings.
[Db] You really do write.
[F] I'm running out of time.
I rely on an
[A] While she's alive, we tell you a [Dm] story.
She's buried in Trinity Church [Bb] near you.
When I [Db] need it the most, she will [F] fly it on time.
And I'm still not [A] through.
I lost my so-called war debt there when you [Dm] had more time.
The Lord in his [Bb] kindness gives me what I've [Db] always wanted.
You [Gb] give me more time.
I raise funds in D.C. [Bb] but in Washington not even two.
She tells my [Ebm] story.
I speak out against slavery.
[B] You could have done so [Bm] much more if you only [Gb] had time.
And when my time's up, [Bb] I'll tell her [Ebm] story.
Can I show you [Bm] what I wrote in Sylla?
You [Gb] are the man.
I established [D] the first private orphanage in New York [Gm] City.
[Ab] I helped raise hundreds [Bm] of children.
I get to see them grow [Gb] and grow.
In their eyes I see [Db] you when I'm sad.
I [Gb] see you every time.
And when my time's [Bb] up, have you done the running?
Will they tell your [Ebm] story?
I can't wait to see [Bm] you again.
It's only a matter [Gb] of [N] time.
Will they tell your story?
[Gb] Tell your story.
Tell [Eb]
your story.
Tell your story.
Who tells your story?
[N]
Let me tell you what I wish [F] I'd known when I was young and doomed to [Gm]
glory.
You have no control.
[D] Who lives, who [A] dies, who tells your [D] story?
President Jefferson.
I'll give him this.
[F] His financial system is a work of genius.
I couldn't undo [Gm] it if I tried.
And I tried.
[Bb] Who lives, who dies, who tells your [D] story?
President Madison.
He took our country from [F] bankruptcy to prosperity.
We hate to admit [G] it, but he doesn't get enough credit for all the credit he gave [Bb] us.
Who lives, who dies, who tells [A] your [Dm] story?
Every other founding father's story [F] gets told.
Every other founding father gets to grow old.
[Gm] When you're gone, who remembers your [Bb] name?
Who keeps your [A] fame?
Who tells your [Dm] story?
[F] I [A] [D]
[C] stop wasting time on tears.
I live another 50 years.
[F] It's not enough.
I interview every [A] soldier who fought by your side.
Who tells [Dm] our story?
I try to make sense of your thousands [Bb] of pages of writings.
[Db] You really do write.
[F] I'm running out of time.
I rely on an
[A] While she's alive, we tell you a [Dm] story.
She's buried in Trinity Church [Bb] near you.
When I [Db] need it the most, she will [F] fly it on time.
And I'm still not [A] through.
I lost my so-called war debt there when you [Dm] had more time.
The Lord in his [Bb] kindness gives me what I've [Db] always wanted.
You [Gb] give me more time.
I raise funds in D.C. [Bb] but in Washington not even two.
She tells my [Ebm] story.
I speak out against slavery.
[B] You could have done so [Bm] much more if you only [Gb] had time.
And when my time's up, [Bb] I'll tell her [Ebm] story.
Can I show you [Bm] what I wrote in Sylla?
You [Gb] are the man.
I established [D] the first private orphanage in New York [Gm] City.
[Ab] I helped raise hundreds [Bm] of children.
I get to see them grow [Gb] and grow.
In their eyes I see [Db] you when I'm sad.
I [Gb] see you every time.
And when my time's [Bb] up, have you done the running?
Will they tell your [Ebm] story?
I can't wait to see [Bm] you again.
It's only a matter [Gb] of [N] time.
Will they tell your story?
[Gb] Tell your story.
Tell [Eb]
your story.
Tell your story.
Who tells your story?
[N]
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A
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Dm
Bb
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A
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_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [Dm] _
Let me tell you what I wish [F] I'd known when I was young and doomed to [Gm]
glory.
You have no control.
[D] Who lives, who [A] dies, who tells your [D] story?
President Jefferson.
I'll give him this.
[F] His financial system is a work of genius.
I couldn't undo [Gm] it if I tried.
And I tried.
[Bb] Who lives, who dies, who tells your [D] story?
President Madison.
He took our country from [F] bankruptcy to prosperity.
We hate to admit [G] it, but he doesn't get enough credit for all the credit he gave [Bb] us.
Who lives, who dies, who tells [A] your [Dm] story?
Every other founding father's story [F] gets told.
Every other founding father gets to grow old.
[Gm] When you're gone, who remembers your [Bb] name?
Who keeps your [A] fame?
Who tells your [Dm] story?
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _
[C] stop wasting time on tears.
I live another 50 years.
[F] It's not enough.
I interview every [A] soldier who fought by your side.
Who tells [Dm] our story?
I try to make sense of your thousands [Bb] of pages of writings.
[Db] You really do write.
[F] I'm running out of time.
I rely on an
_ [A] While she's alive, we tell you a [Dm] story.
She's buried in Trinity Church [Bb] near you.
When I [Db] need it the most, she will [F] fly it on time.
And I'm still not [A] through.
I lost my so-called war debt there when you [Dm] had more time.
The Lord in his [Bb] kindness gives me what I've [Db] always wanted.
You [Gb] give me more time.
I raise funds in D.C. [Bb] but in Washington not even two.
She tells my [Ebm] story.
I speak out against slavery.
[B] You could have done so [Bm] much more if you only [Gb] had time.
And when my time's up, [Bb] I'll tell her [Ebm] story.
_ Can I show you [Bm] what I wrote in Sylla? _
You [Gb] are the man.
I established [D] the first private orphanage in New York [Gm] City.
[Ab] I helped raise hundreds [Bm] of children.
I get to see them grow [Gb] and grow.
In their eyes I see [Db] you when I'm sad.
I [Gb] see you every time.
And when my time's [Bb] up, have you done the running?
Will they tell your [Ebm] story?
_ I can't wait to see [Bm] you again.
It's only a matter [Gb] of _ [N] time.
Will _ they tell your story?
_ _ [Gb] _ _ _ Tell your story.
Tell _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
your story.
Tell your story.
Who tells your story? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [Dm] _
Let me tell you what I wish [F] I'd known when I was young and doomed to [Gm]
glory.
You have no control.
[D] Who lives, who [A] dies, who tells your [D] story?
President Jefferson.
I'll give him this.
[F] His financial system is a work of genius.
I couldn't undo [Gm] it if I tried.
And I tried.
[Bb] Who lives, who dies, who tells your [D] story?
President Madison.
He took our country from [F] bankruptcy to prosperity.
We hate to admit [G] it, but he doesn't get enough credit for all the credit he gave [Bb] us.
Who lives, who dies, who tells [A] your [Dm] story?
Every other founding father's story [F] gets told.
Every other founding father gets to grow old.
[Gm] When you're gone, who remembers your [Bb] name?
Who keeps your [A] fame?
Who tells your [Dm] story?
_ [F] _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _
[C] stop wasting time on tears.
I live another 50 years.
[F] It's not enough.
I interview every [A] soldier who fought by your side.
Who tells [Dm] our story?
I try to make sense of your thousands [Bb] of pages of writings.
[Db] You really do write.
[F] I'm running out of time.
I rely on an
_ [A] While she's alive, we tell you a [Dm] story.
She's buried in Trinity Church [Bb] near you.
When I [Db] need it the most, she will [F] fly it on time.
And I'm still not [A] through.
I lost my so-called war debt there when you [Dm] had more time.
The Lord in his [Bb] kindness gives me what I've [Db] always wanted.
You [Gb] give me more time.
I raise funds in D.C. [Bb] but in Washington not even two.
She tells my [Ebm] story.
I speak out against slavery.
[B] You could have done so [Bm] much more if you only [Gb] had time.
And when my time's up, [Bb] I'll tell her [Ebm] story.
_ Can I show you [Bm] what I wrote in Sylla? _
You [Gb] are the man.
I established [D] the first private orphanage in New York [Gm] City.
[Ab] I helped raise hundreds [Bm] of children.
I get to see them grow [Gb] and grow.
In their eyes I see [Db] you when I'm sad.
I [Gb] see you every time.
And when my time's [Bb] up, have you done the running?
Will they tell your [Ebm] story?
_ I can't wait to see [Bm] you again.
It's only a matter [Gb] of _ [N] time.
Will _ they tell your story?
_ _ [Gb] _ _ _ Tell your story.
Tell _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
your story.
Tell your story.
Who tells your story? _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _