Wanderers Lullaby Chords - Adriana Figueroa

Capo 1

Intro

C Em Am F Fm Verses C Wandering child of the earth Em Do you know just how much you're worth? Am You have walked this path since your birth F Fm You were destined for more C There are those who'll tell you you're wrong Em They will try to to silence your song Am But right here is where you belong F Fm So don't search anymore F C You are the dawn of a new day that's waking G A masterpiece still in the making Am The blue in an ocean of grey F You are right where you need to be C Poised to inspire and to succeed G Am G You'll look back and you'll realize one day C In your eyes there is doubt Em/G As you try to figure it out Am But that's not what life is about F Fm So have faith there's a way C Though the world may try to define you Em/G It can't take the light that's inside you Am So don't you dare try to hide F Fm Let your fears fade away F C You are the dawn of a new day that's waking G A masterpiece still in the making Am The blue in an ocean of grey F You are right where you need to be C Poised to inspire and to succeed G Am G You'll look back and you'll realize one day F C You are the dawn of a new day that's waking G A masterpiece still in the making Am The blue in an ocean of grey F You are right where you need to be C Poised to inspire and to succeed G Am G Soon you'll finally find your own way

Outro

F C G Am _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ If you would like to finger-pick the song rather than strum it in order to give it that music box feeling (like the original song), I suggest that you use some sort of variation of this pattern: (everything relative to Capo 1)

{tab: 1 e|-------x--x---------x--x---------x--x-------x--x----|}

{tab: 2 B|-------x--x---------x--x---------x--x-------x--x----|}

{tab: 3 G|----------------------------------------------------|}

{tab: 4 D|----------------------------------------------------|}

{tab: 5 A|---x-----------x----------x-----------x-------------|}

{tab: 6 E|----------------------------------------------------|}

{tab: 1 e|-------x----------x------------x----------x---------|}

{tab: 2 B|-------x----------x------------x----------x---------|}

{tab: 3 G|----------x----------x------------x----------x------|}

{tab: 4 D|----------x----------x------------x----------x------|}

{tab: 5 A|---x-----------x----------x------------x------------|}

{tab: 6 E|----------------------------------------------------|}

Basically, any pattern that involves picking the 5th or 6th string (don't pick the 6th string on the C and Am chords), and then picking two top strings at the same time. You could pick strings 1+2 two times (the first tab shown up there) or 1+2 and 3+4 (the second one shown up there), or 1+2 and 2+3; do whatever *you* feel is most comfortable and sounds best to you. *Cool Tips* ~I suggest using the barre chord for F because all it takes to switch to that Fm is lifting a finger. HOWEVER, you can use this "easy F" chord shape

{tab: 1 |--o--|-----|-----|}

{tab: 2 |--o--|-----|-----|}

{tab: 3 |-----|--o--|-----|}

{tab: 4 |-----|-----|--o--|}

{tab: 5 X|-----|-----|-----|}

{tab: 6 X|-----|-----|-----|}

Fret 1 2 3 and this "easy Fm" shape:

{tab: 1 |--o--|-----|-----|}

{tab: 2 |--o--|-----|-----|}

{tab: 3 |--o--|-----|-----|}

{tab: 4 |-----|-----|--o--|}

{tab: 5 X|-----|-----|-----|}