Answer In The Sky — Piano Lead Sheet

"Answer In The Sky" lead sheet with chords, melody, and lyrics. Play the melody while following chord symbols above. Perfect for sing-along or accompaniment. Key of Eb, 112 BPM.

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Lyrics

Well, they (Bb)say that it’s a fact, if you (Eb)watch the sky at night, and (Eb)if you stare in to the dark ness, you might (Bb)see ce les tial light. And (F)if your heart is emp ty and (Gm)there’s no hope in side, there’s a chance you’ll find an (F)an swer (Eb)in the sky. Well, they (Bb)say that it’s a shame if you have (Eb)noth ing to be lieve, and (Eb)if you can’t hold on to some thing, you might as (Bb)well die where you sleep. You don’t need a (F)prayer, and there’s no price to ask why. Some times you’ll find an an swer (Eb)in the sky. And it’s all (Ab)so much (Eb)big ger than (Ab)it seems, and it all o ver (Bb)whelms us now and then, and I’m (Ddim)bank ing on a chance that we be lieve that good can still con trol the hearts of men. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Some times you’ll find an an swer (Eb)in the sky. And it’s all (Ab)so much This (Bb)life’s a long old road; we should n’t (Eb)have to walk a lone. But (Eb)if you find the right com pan ion, you won’t feel so (Bb)worn out when you’ve grown. And all life is (F)pre cious, and ev ’ry day is a prize, and some times you’ll find an (F)an swer (Eb)in the sky. Oh, life is (F)pre cious, and ev ’ry day is a prize, and some times you’ll find an an swer (Eb)in the sky. And some times you’ll find an (F)an swer (Eb)in the sky. And some times you’ll find an (F)an swer (Eb)in the sky.

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Song Details

Category
Pop
Key
Eb
Tempo
112 BPM
Difficulty
hard

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How to Play "Answer In The Sky" on Piano

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  2. 2
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  3. 3
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  4. 4
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