All The Things Youd Ruin
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
C Am F
Picture perfect and that makes me nervous
C Am F
But I try to keep it under the surface
C Am F
But you know what it means when I twirl my hair
C Am F
The words I speak with only a stare
[Pre-Chorus]
Dm
Oh, no, I showed you my favorite song
G
Now I can't listen if you're gone
Am
And you keep asking to meet my mom
F G
But you'll ruin it all if things go wrong
[Chorus]
C
Like takeout, making out, karaoke, my couch
Am
Night shifts, Taylor Swift, every single first kiss
C Am
All the streets in Brooklyn, so many things I'd be losin'
N.C. C Am G F G
All the things you'd ruin
[Verse 2]
C Am F
I hear the whispers and my mind gets louder
C Am
But in all my pictures, I'm looking at you
F
(Lo-looking at you—, lo-looking at you)
[Pre-Chorus]
Dm
And you keep asking to meet my dad
G
But it'd break his heart if things went bad
Am
Was that little voice right all along?
F G
Yeah, you'll ruin it all if things go wrong
[Chorus]
C
Like takeout, making out, karaoke, my couch
Am F
Night shifts, Taylor Swift, every single first kiss
C Am
All the streets in Brooklyn, so many things I'd be losin'
C
Every weekend, my bed, couldn't speak to your friends
Am
Playing pool in dive bars, Washington square park
C Am
Dancing in the kitchen, so many things I'd be losin'
N.C.
All the things you'd ruin
[Bridge]
N.C.
And you've got just as much to lose
N.C.
'Cause I'd ruin it for you, too
[Chorus]
N.C.
Like takeout, making out, karaoke, my couch
N.C.
Night shifts, Taylor Swift, every single first kiss
N.C. G
All the streets in Brooklyn, so many things you'd be losin'
C
Every weekend, my bed, couldn't speak to your friends
Am
Playing pool in dive bars, Washington square park
C Am
Dancing in the kitchen, so many things I'd be losin'
G
All the things you'd ruin
[Outro]
C Am G F
How to play All The Things Youd Ruin
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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.