Always Freaking Out
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
3rd traste
[Intro]
Em G
[Verse 1]
Em G
I can't help but look at everything I've done
Em G
Was I in the wrong, or maybe it just wasn't enough
Em G
Maybe it was all in my head, but we'll never know
Em G
What's the point of memories if yesterday's unknown?
[Chorus]
C
But I can't forgive you for your refusal to help
G
And I can't forgive myself
C
Overthinking my regrets and mistakes
G
Won't ever fix the past
Em G C
But I'm getting older every single day
C G C
I try to stop myself from always freaking out
Am
But it never works too well
C
I think I'll end up in the ground
G
Just to stop myself from getting hurt
Em G
[Verse 2]
Em G
I can't help but look at the future with dread
Em G
All the possibilities are terrifying
Em G
But I can never know what's true except for the present
Em G
Don't need to think about the future if tomorrow never comes
[Chorus]
C
But I can't forgive you for your refusal to help
G
And I can't forgive myself
C
Overthinking my regrets and mistakes
G
Won't ever fix the past
Em G C
But I'm getting older every single day
G C
I try to stop myself from always freaking out
Am
But it never works too well
C
I think I'll end up in the ground
G
Just to stop myself from getting hurt
Em C G Em C G
[Bridge]
Em C G
I will tell you that I'm always getting better
Em C G
Just to make sure that you don't worry too much
Em C G
But I don't think that it's working no more
G
I'm not the same as before
Em C G
And one more year might make it worse
[Chorus]
C
But I can't forgive you for your refusal to help
G
And I can't forgive myself
C
Overthinking my regrets and mistakes
G
Won't ever fix the past
Em G C
But I'm getting older every single day
G C
I try to stop myself from always freaking out
Am
But it never works too well
C
I think I'll end up in the ground
G
Just to stop myself from getting hurt
Am C G
How to play Always Freaking Out
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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.