Any Fun
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A9 F#m D9 E
You never had any fun, so I won't come around
A9 F#m D9 E
You never had anyone, so I won't let you down
A9 F#m D9 E7
You never had any fun, so I won't come around
A9 D9 E
You never had any fun, any fun. Noooo
F#m D9 A9 E
Down in the basement, alone with the high hopes
F#m D9 A9 / E
alright Alright.
F#m D9 A9 E
Well, it's a downpour and the water, it is rising
F#m D9 A9 E
And yes, she's a system and the plan, so devising
Let's go!
F#m E7 E G D9 E6 E
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A9 F#m D9 E
You never had any fun, so I won't come around
A9 F#m D9 E
You never had anyone, so I won't let you down
A9 F D9 E7
You never had any fun, so I won't come around
You never - A9 / D9 / E6 / F#m
Alright.
F#m D9 A9 E
Help, been a hard day, and the hits keep on coming
F#m D9 A9 E
I said back to the old way, yeah, just long distance running
F#m
So we had little argument outside the bar
D9
If you get in our apartment, to get out to the car
A4 D# D9 E
Make it look real when you pretend to feel, alright. Alright
A9 F#m D9 E
You never had any fun, so I won't come around
A9 F#m D9 E
You never had anyone
F F#m D9 E7
You never had any fun, so I won't come around
A9 F#m D9 E
You never had anyone
G / D9 / E6 / E
A9 / D9 / E6 / F#m
How to play Any Fun
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A9. 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.