A Little Too Much
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Capo at 3
Sorry if there is anything wrong this is my first
Intro: G C
G C
She would not show she was afraid
G Bm G C
But being and feeling alone was too much to face
G C
Though everyone said that she was strong
C G C
What they didn't know is that she could barely carry on
C D C
But she knew that she would be okay
C G C
So she didn't let it get in her way
D Bm G
Sometimes it all gets a little too much
C G Bm D G
But you gotta realize that soon the fog will clear up
C G D G C
And you don't have to be afraid because we're all the same
C G Bm D G
And we know that sometimes it all gets a little too much
Em G Em G D
She would tell us how she could do this
Em G Em G D
She would use no help it would be just fine
Em G C G
But when it got hard she would need to focus
Em G C
So take my hand and we'll be alright
Em C Em
So she knew that she would be okay
D Em C
So she didn't let it get in her way
G D Em
Sometimes it all gets a little too much
C G C Em
But you gotta realize that soon the fog will clear up
C G D Em C
And you don't have to be afraid because we're all the same
C G Bm Em
And we know that sometimes it all gets a little too much
C Em C Em C Em C
D G
Sometimes it all gets a little too much
C G D Bm G
But you gotta realize that soon the fog will clear up
C G D G C
And you don't have to be afraid because we're all the same
C G D G C
And we know that sometimes it all gets a little too much
C
G D Em
Sometimes it all gets a little too much
C G Em
But you gotta realize that soon the fog will clear up
C G D Em
And you don't have to be afraid beacause we're all the same
C G D Em C
And we know that sometimes it all gets a little too much
How to play A Little Too Much
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.