Biography:
Tinashe Fazakerley (born April 4, 1984),[1] now professionally known as Rationale is a Zimbabwe-born British singer-songwriter, formerly known as Tinashé.[2] He is known for his soulful R&B and indie pop style with electric influences.[3] His alias Tinashé, was known for his synthpop sound[2] and his African influences.
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Fuel To The Fire by Rationale
[Intro]
Am G C C
Am G C C
[Verse]
Am G C
Imagine if we had a choice
Am G C
Yeah I bet we'd add fuel to the fire
Am G C
And yeah imagine if we had a voice
Am G C
What would we say that'd just deny us?
[Pre-Chorus]
Dm C
Gone are the days of virtue and honor
Dm C
Rights that we fought for, burn down the wall
Dm
Let it never be said that
C F
We truly learned from darker days
[Chorus]
Am G
Pressure, it keeps falling
C
On my shoulders, from high and low
Am G
Ain't no justice, in these moments
C
But we'll find comfort when kingdom comes
N.C.
They are bleeding you
C
Of every right we've ever earned
Am
Until we have nowhere to turn
G C
They add fuel to the fire
[Pre-Chorus]
Dm C
Upon other days of virtue and honor
Dm C
Rights that we fought for, burn down the wall
Dm
Let it never be said that
C F
We truly learned from darker days
[Chorus]
Am G
Pressure, it keeps falling
C
On my shoulders, from high and low
Am G
Ain't no justice, in these moments
C
But we'll find comfort when kingdom comes
Am
They are bleeding you
G
Bleeding you
C
They are bleeding you
Am
They are bleeding you
G C
Bleeding you, bleeding you
[Bridge]
Am
They'll all take pleasure
C
If we go searching
Am
For hand honed justice
G
That's what they want
Am
So keep on fighting
C
Keep on striving
Am
We'll all find comfort
G
When kingdom comes
[Chorus]
Am G
Pressure, it keeps falling
C
On my shoulders, from high and low
Am G
Ain't no justice, in these moments
C
But we'll find comfort when kingdom comes
Am G
Pressure, it keeps falling
C
On my shoulders, from high and low
Am G
Ain't no justice, in these moments
C
But we'll find comfort when kingdom comes
(They are, they are bleeding you)
[Intro]
Am G C C
Am G C C
[Verse]
Am G C
Imagine if we had a choice
Am G C
Yeah I bet we'd add fuel to the fire
Am G C
And yeah imagine if we had a voice
Am G C
What would we say that'd just deny us?
[Pre-Chorus]
Dm C
Gone are the days of virtue and honor
Dm C
Rights that we fought for, burn down the wall
Dm
Let it never be said that
C F
We truly learned from darker days
[Chorus]
Am G
Pressure, it keeps falling
C
On my shoulders, from high and low
Am G
Ain't no justice, in these moments
C
But we'll find comfort when kingdom comes
N.C.
They are bleeding you
C
Of every right we've ever earned
Am
Until we have nowhere to turn
G C
They add fuel to the fire
[Pre-Chorus]
Dm C
Upon other days of virtue and honor
Dm C
Rights that we fought for, burn down the wall
Dm
Let it never be said that
C F
We truly learned from darker days
[Chorus]
Am G
Pressure, it keeps falling
C
On my shoulders, from high and low
Am G
Ain't no justice, in these moments
C
But we'll find comfort when kingdom comes
Am
They are bleeding you
G
Bleeding you
C
They are bleeding you
Am
They are bleeding you
G C
Bleeding you, bleeding you
[Bridge]
Am
They'll all take pleasure
C
If we go searching
Am
For hand honed justice
G
That's what they want
Am
So keep on fighting
C
Keep on striving
Am
We'll all find comfort
G
When kingdom comes
[Chorus]
Am G
Pressure, it keeps falling
C
On my shoulders, from high and low
Am G
Ain't no justice, in these moments
C
But we'll find comfort when kingdom comes
Am G
Pressure, it keeps falling
C
On my shoulders, from high and low
Am G
Ain't no justice, in these moments
C
But we'll find comfort when kingdom comes
(They are, they are bleeding you)
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