The original key is in F#, not G... so as a guitarist you'll want to drop tune down a half step. On a piano it's way easier to play in F#, and this song sounds better in F#, so the tuning should be down a half step. This was a bit difficult to transcribe because for one his voice is loud and it's hard to hear the piano, and it sounds like he's using a lot of non-chord tones. That said, listen to the song while playing it to try to get some of those non-chord tones he's using, as well as his positioning. It also seems like he's using a lot of open fifths, something to be mindful of. I'm sure this isn't perfect, so if someone has a better ear for it there might need to be some corrections! G (320003@1) D/F#So (200232@1)here I am broken open. G (320003@1) D/F# (200232@1) Am (x02210@1) Am-add9 Am (x02210@1) Emptied of myself, of my regrets. G (320003@1) D/F# (200232@1) G (320003@1) D/F# (200232@1) Am (x02210@1)Am-add9 Am (x02210@1) You said you'd soon return, so I'll light a fire, guard the flame and let it burn G (320003@1) D/F# (200232@1)So here I am broken open, yours alone. G (320003@1) D/F# (200232@1) C (x32010@1) C7Await (x32310@1)the day for you to come, to go back home. G7 (320001@1) D/F# (200232@1) C (x32010@1) C7 (x32310@1) C (x32010@1) So please don't you tarry long, in your presence is where I want to belong G7 (320001@1) D/F# (200232@1) C (x32010@1) C7 (x32310@1) CSo (x32010@1)please don't you tarry long, here I am letting go, yours alone G (320003@1) D/F# (200232@1) G (320003@1) D/F# (200232@1) Am (x02210@1) Am-add9 So here I am broken open. Yours alone, yours alone Lord. G (320003@1) D/F# (200232@1) Am (x02210@1) Am-add9 AmThis (x02210@1)is me, broken open. Yours alone
