All The Things That Could Go Wrong
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Intro
G Em G C G
[Verso 1] Em G Em C
I'm at your door, like I've already planned it
G Em G Em C
Just what I'll say when we know this is ending
G Em G
You open the door and you take my hand
C Em D C
Nothing's according to plan, I'm trying to understand
[Refrão] G Em
If this is the happiest, I've ever been
Bm C
Why do I feel so afraid of it?
G Em
Holding your hand as we're walking along
Bm C
I'm thinking 'bout all the things that could go wrong
G Em
Feels like forever and nothing could change
Bm C
Why can I see you walking away?
G Em
I try to believe this is where I belong
Bm C
But I'm thinking 'bout all the things that could go wrong
Solo
G Em G C
[Verso 2]G Em Bm C
You came at a time when I needed to meet you
G Em Bm C
Just say we're alright and I'll try to believe you
G Em Bm
But we sat on the lawn and you let out a tear
C Em
A realization of the same kind of fear
D C
Wish I could help you understand
[Refrão] G Em
If this is the happiest, I've ever been
Bm C
Why do I feel so afraid of it?
G Em
Holding your hand as we're walking along
Bm C
I'm thinking 'bout all the things that could go wrong
G Em
Feels like forever and nothing could change
Bm C
Why can I see you walking away?
G Em
I try to believe this is where I belong
Bm C
But I'm thinking 'bout all the things that could go wrong
Solo
G Em Bm C G Em Bm N.C.
G Em Bm C G Em Bm C
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How to play All The Things That Could Go Wrong
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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.