An oth (Csus2/4)er year, (C)you made (F)a prom (C)ise, an oth (Csus2/4)er chance (C)to turn (F)it all (C)a round.

And do (Csus2/4)not save (C)this for (F)to mor (C)row; em brace (Csus2/4)the past, (C)and you can (F)live (C)for now.

And (Am7)I will give

the world to you.

Speak loud (Csus2/4)er than (C)the words (F)be fore (C)you, and give (Csus2/4)them mean (C)ing no (F)one else (C)has found.

The role (Csus2/4)we play (C)is so (F)im por (C)tant; we are (Csus2/4)the voic (C)es of (F)the un (C)der (G)ground.

And (Am7)I will give

the world to you.

Say ev (Csus2/4)’ry thing (C)you’ve al (F)ways want (C)ed; be not (Csus2/4)a fraid (C)of who (F)you real (C)ly are.

’Cause in (Csus2/4)the end, (C)we had (F)each oth (C)er, and that’s (Csus2/4)at least (C)one thing (F)worth liv (C)ing (G)for.

And (Am7)I will give

the world to you.

the world

to you.

I (CN.C.)pass it back

to you.

And I

will wait

for you.

’Cause I would give

the world,

and I

would give

the world, and I would give the world to you.

(C)This is (Csus2/4)the new (C)year, a new (Csus2/4)be gin (C)ning.

(C)You made (Csus2/4)a prom (C)ise.

(C)You are (Csus2/4)the bright (C)est.

(C)We are (Csus2/4)the voic (C)es.

(C)This is (Csus2/4)the new (C)year.

(C)We are (Csus2/4)the voic (C)es.

(C)You are (Csus2/4)the bright (C)est.

(C)This is (Csus2/4)the new (C)year.