All Tied Up
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[Intro ]
Bsus Bm Gadd#11 G Em7 Cadd#11 C 2x
B7b9
Bm Bm Em Em Bm Bm
[Verso 1]
Bm A G A
I can't believe that you don't see the change
Bm A G A
When it says as clear as pictures on the page
Bm A G A
You still insist that there's nothing I am afraid
Bm A/C# {GM7}
Even when it's starting you right in the face
[Ponte]
D A Bm
All things change
D A {GM7}
Why do I feel this way
[Pré-Refrão]
D D F#m
How come I feel lonely when I am here with you
Bm Bm A
You never do the things you used to do
G
You never say the words you used to say
D
And when I reach out for you, you turn away
[Refrão]
D A/C# Bm E7 A D/A A
I am all tied up
Bm E7 A
I don't want to lose you
Interlude
Bm Bm
[Verso 2]
Bm A G A
Whatever happened to the perfect dream
Bm A G A
You spend your nights inside the TV screen
Bm A G A
The only time I see your emotion fly
Bm A/C# {GM7}
Is when your baby hero has to die
[Ponte]
D A Bm
All things change
D A {GM7}
Why do I feel this way
[Pré-Refrão]
D D F#m
How come I feel lonely when I am here with you
Bm Bm A
You never do the things you used to do
G
When I'm in need of horizontal home
D
You'd like to shift your own remote control
[Refrão]
D A/C# Bm E7 A D/A A
I am all tied up
Bm E7
I don't want to lose you
Interlude
A G F#m Em
{Guitar Solo}
A Bm A/C# D A/C# F#m G E7/G# E7
A Bm A/C# D A/C# B7
[Pré-Refrão]
D D F#m
How come I feel lonely when I am here with you
Bm Bm A
You never do the things you used to do
G
You never say the words you used to say
D
And when I reach out for you, you turn away
[Refrão]
D A/C# Bm E7 A D/A A
I am all tied up
Bm E7 A D/A A
I don't want to lose you
Bm E7 A
I am all tied up
Outro
A G F#m Em
A G F#m G
Bm Bm Em Em Bm
Bm
How to play All Tied Up
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 Bsus. 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.