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May You Find A Light by Josh Garrels May You Find A Light Capo:4th fret [Intro] C C G/C F/C C C G/C F/C C [Verse 1] C F/C C Am F C Lost and weary traveler, searching for the way to go C F/C C Am F C Stranger, heavy-hearted, longing for someone to know [Chorus] F C/E May you find a light F Am May you find a light F C/E C/G G C May you find a light to guide you home C G/C F/C C C G/C F/C C [Verse 2] C F/C C Am F C There are weary travelers searching everywhere you go C F/C C Am F C Strangers who are searching, longing deeply to be known [Chorus] F C/E May you find a light F Am May you find a light F C/E C/G G C May you find a light to guide you home F C/E May you find a light F Am May you find a light F C/E C/G G C May you find a light to guide you home ------------------ version 2 Tuning:E A D G B E Key:E Capo:4th fret [Intro] (Single strums) F/A C/G Dm7 C Fadd9/A Gsus/D G/D C (Strumming begins) Am7 F C Am7 F C C/A Bb Am7 Am7/F C Csus C Csus [Verse 1] C Csus/F C Lost and weary traveler C2/G Am7 Csus/F C Csus Searching for the way to go C Csus/F C Stranger, heavy-hearted C2/G Am7 Csus/F C Longing for someone to know [Chorus 1] Fadd9 C May you find a light Fadd9 C May you find a light Fadd9 C/E May you find a light Fadd9/G C To guide you home [Interlude] Am7 F C Am7 F C C/A Bb Am7 Am7/F C Csus C Csus [Verse 2] C Csus/F C There are weary travelers C2/G Am7 Csus/F C Csus Searching everywhere you go C Csus/F C Strangers who are searching C2/G Am7 Csus/F C Longing deeply to be known [Chorus 2] C/E Fadd9 C May you find a light Fadd9 Am7 May you find a light Fadd9 C/E May you find a light Fadd9/G C To guide you home [Interlude 2] Am7 F C Am7 F C C/A Bb Am7 Am7/F C Csus C [Chorus 3] (softly) C/E Fadd9 C May you find a light Fadd9/D Am7 May you find a light Fadd9 C/E May you find a light Fadd9/G C To guide you home For the first Gadd9 in the intro (and only that one), don't play the high e-X- B-3- G-0- D-0- A-2- E-3- octave: Not sure if Fadd9 is the right name for the chord, but the important note is I play the chord like this: e-5- B-1- G-2- D-1- A-3- E-1- that high A (concert C#). ----------