Aftertaste (live)
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Am Am
Remember that one Friday night, never forget it
C
How you let me go
Am Am Am
No more lies, i'll be fine, know where i'm headed
C
Probably should've known
Am C
Now you're gonna say pretty please forgive me
Am Am Am
Told you once, Told you twice, gonna regret it
G
Now you're all alone, yeah
Am G C
Turns out that no one can replace me
Am G C
I'm permanent you can't erase me
Am G
All of you remember me
C
One more kiss is all it takes
Am G
I'll leave you with the memory
C
And the aftertaste
Am Am Am
Close your eyes, you get high, try to forget me
C
But i'm everywhere
Am Am
I'm the smell on your sheets, you regretted
C
When you left me there
Am C
Now you're gonna say pretty please forgive me, yeah
Am Am
But it hurts, it gets worse , you know nobody
G
Said it would be fair, oh , yeah
Am G C
Turns out that no one can replace me
Am G C
I'm permanent you can't erase me
Am G
All of you remember me
C
One more kiss is all it takes
Am G
I'll leave you with the memory
C
And the aftertaste
Dm G
And now there's something in your way
Dm G
Cause you threw it all to waste
Dm G
And you wonder if you could take back what you did that day
G
But you can't
Am G C
Turns out that no one can replace me
Am G C
I'm permanent you can't erase me
Am G
All of you remember me
C
One more kiss is all it takes
Am G
I'll leave you with the memory
C
And the aftertaste
Am G C
Truth is that no one can replace me
Am G C
I'm permanent you can't erase me
Am G
All of you remember me
C
One more kiss is all it takes
Am G
I'll leave you with the memory
C
And the aftertaste
Am G
I'll leave you with the memory
C
And the aftertaste
Thank you, hope you enjoy :D
How to play Aftertaste (live)
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.