A Quiet Mistake
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
Am F
Don't ask me to change
Am F
It's just the way I am
Am F
Don't second-guess yourself
Am F
and why it took me so long to come around
[Verse 2]
Am F
Giving up the hope
Am F
That used to get you by
Am F Am
Don't blame yourself, you know, it's not your fault
F
that I never turned out right
[Chorus]
F Am
Don't tell me you're sorry
C F
You just don't mean it this time
Am
I can see right through your face
C F
The words are written in your eyes
Am C F
My heart is so confused that I will never find home
Am C F
Could I be so dead set to lose you and end up all alone
[Verse 3]
Am F
If it feels like the first time.
Am F
Well then it probably is
Am F Am
Not weather or wars could ever save me now
F
form falling into this
Am F
And it's all that I'm asking
Am F
Just trying harder to hold on
Am F Am
And remembering the feeling and closing your eyes
F
Just to promise you I'm gone
[Chorus]
F Am
Don't tell me you're sorry
C F
You just don't mean it this time
Am
I can see right through your face
C F
The words are written in your eyes
Am C F
My heart is so confused that I will never find home
Am C F
Could I be so dead set to lose you and end up all alone
[Verse 4]
Am F Am
Breaking the promises I make to myself
F Am
Losing all I know to give it up to someone else
F Am
'Cause this quiet mistake could be the worst of my flaws
F Am
You know that giving all this up was never supposed to hurt this much
[Chorus]
F Am
Don't tell me you're sorry
C F
You just don't mean it this time
Am
I can see right through your face
C F
The words are written in your eyes
Am C F
My heart is so confused that I will never find home
Am C F
Could I be so dead set to lose you and end up all alone
[Outro]
Am F
Don't ask me to change
Am F
Just hold your breath and close your eyes
Am F
Don't blame yourself, you know, it's not your
Am F
fault that I never turned out right
How to play A Quiet Mistake
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.