A Better Me
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
A BETTER ME (Timman-Bijker-Van Veenendaal © 2021)
[Intro]
D - G - D - G
[Verse 1]
D G
This is where you draw the line
D
You’re so fed up with all my quirks
G
Turn around and walk away
D
It’s an upgrade you deserve
[Verse 2]
D G
There is no way that I can thank you enough
D
For putting up with me so long
G
You gave me nothing else but love
F#m Em Bm A
And everything I did was wrong
[Chorus]
G D
Baby all you deserve
Em A
Is to find a better me
G F#m
I’m a work in progress
Em Dmaj7
And you got somewhere else to be
G F
Baby all you deserve
Em A
Is to find a better me
G F#m
I’m a work in progress
Em A D G
And you got somewhere else to be
[Verse 3]
D G
This is where you reached the end
D
There’s no way I can blame you at
G
I know this one is completely on me
F#m Em Bm A
I’m the one who caused our fall
[Chorus]
G D
Baby all you deserve
Em A
Is to find a better me
G F#m
I’m a work in progress
Em Dmaj7
And you got somewhere else to be
G F
Baby all you deserve
Em A
Is to find a better me
G F#m
I’m a work in progress
Em A Em
And you got somewhere else to be
[Bridge]
Em G D B7
I love you with all my heart
Em G D
I love you with all my heart
Em G D B7
I love you with all my heart
Em G D
I love you with all my heart
[Verse 4]
D
I think it’s best
G
That I step back and set you free
D
Give you room for happiness
G F#m Em Bm A
While I work on a Better me
[Chorus]
G D
Baby all you deserve
Em A
Is to find a better me
G F#m
I’m a work in progress
Em Dmaj7
And you got somewhere else to be
G F
Baby all you deserve
Em A
Is to find a better me
G F#m
I’m a work in progress
Em A D G
And you got somewhere else to be
D G
I’m working on a better me
D G
I’m working on a better me
D G
I’m working on a better me
D
I’m working on a better me
How to play A Better Me
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.