Arithmetic Chords

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Key: B major
Timing: 4/4
Tempo: Quarter note = 120

==ARRANGEMENT==
1. Intro
2. Interlude

3. Verse
4. Prechorus
5. Interlude

6  Verse
7. Prechorus
8. Interlude (x4)

9. Verse
10. Prechorus
11. Interlude (x4)

12. Bridge

13. Soft bridge (octave higher)
14. Prechorus (x4)
15. Interlude
16. Last 3 chords (Emaj7 F# B...)


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[INTRO]
E9    G#m7/F#   G#m  (x4)

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[INTERLUDE]

B   G#m7      G#m/F#    E9  (x2)

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[VERSE]
           
 B     G#m7   G#m/F#       E9
I've been staring at the sky tonight
        B       G#m7           G#m/F#  E9
Marvelling and passing time
         B       G#m7    G#m/F#    E9
Wondering what to do with daylight
       B      G#m7      G#m/F#     E9
Until I can make You mine

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[PRECHORUS]

E           F#      G#m7
You are the one I want
E           F#      [B ... (interlude)]
You are the one I want

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[BRIDGE]

     D#m        E      F#     G#m
I won't find what I am looking for
    D#m        E       F#        G#m
If I only 'see' by keeping score
     D#m       E         F#       G#m          G#m/F#        F#
'Cause I know now You are so much more than arithmetic


       D#m      E   F#   G#m
'Cause if I add, if I subtract
    D#m        E         F#       G#m
If I give it all, try to take some back
         D#m         E          F#            G#m
I've forgotten the freedom that comes from the fact
      C# <- MAJOR      B/D# 
That You are the sum
    E           F#
So You are the one
     B   G#m7   G#m/F#  E  (x2)
I want