Alright
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[Verso 1]
A# F
I would say a smoke just to stand in the rain
Cm G
But the true renegade drove off in a hearse
A#m Fm
And paper planes spilled out like a tank of propane
F# C# G#
Took flight over flame, too true to rehearse
[Refrão]
D#m
How I've grown in love in complaining
C# G#
And underexplaining my pride
D#m
Over the potions and pills
C# G# F#
'Cause all of my wells have run dry
Bm A
Did I bite down my tongue? Did it come from my nose
D#m F#
To run down the sink and hide in the prose that I write?
C#
Now I know that you made up your mind
[Verso 2]
A# F
Silver rage washed up all the plans that we made
Cm G
Yeah, it flooded the bank, it yellowed our rise
A#m Fm
Gold and grain boiled over a t-shirt stain
F# C# G#
My shoulders strain all them stories of mine
[Refrão]
D#m
'Cause although I've been here before
C# G#
I've already burned out the page
D#m
Guess there's no use in closing at all
C# G# F#
If I'm only as good as my age
Bm A
But did I forget, spend half of my life
D#m F#
I'm somehow convinced in exchange for a kiss from the sky
C#
God knows that she's doing alright
[Verso 3]
A# F
Thinking straight only brought me back home a long way
Cm G
Don't you see me that way? 'Cause I said it first
A#m Fm
And though we came from the mouth of an unknown name
F# C# G#
I hated LA, and missing her made it worse
[Refrão]
D#m
But someday, I'll make it on outta here
C# G#
And leave all my weapons behind
D#m
'Cause there is no virtue in poverty
C# G# F#
And all in all, love is still kind
Bm
You say, "Come on, make it plain"
C#
So I wrote you a poem
D#m F#
'Cause changing everything cost a handful of nothing
G#m
This time
F# C#
I want to know if you're doin' alright
Outro:
And I know that you've made up your mind
F# C#
Everything must get better in time
No need in twisting my spine
F# C#
I'll see you on the other side
Yeah, I hope that you're doing just fine
F# C#
God knows that you're doing alright
How to play Alright
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A#. 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.