Austin Tyler - Sincerely You
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Capo 4
Standard Tuning
[Verse 1]
G D/F#
If I could write a letter to myself
Em7 Cadd9
The future or the past
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
I’d tell him everything he needs to know
G D/F#
Am I doing okay
Em7 Cadd9
Am I doing alright
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Do I still have trouble going to sleep at night
G D/F#
I’m sorry man if things ain’t good
Em7 Cadd9
I tried the very best I could
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Just know that I’m not mad at you
[Chorus]
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Sincerely you
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Sincerely you
[Verse 2]
G D/F#
I wanna write a letter to myself
Em7 Cadd9
Future or the past
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
I wanna tell him everything he needs to do
G D/F#
Don’t get on that train
Em7 Cadd9
Don’t take the last bite
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Start trying harder to fall asleep at night
G D/F#
Are you doing just fine
Em7 Cadd9
Are you doing okay
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Promise me you won’t be scared to say
G D/F#
I ain’t who I once was
Em7 Cadd9
I’m better now
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Make sure they know it and show ‘em how
G D/F#
I’m sorry man if things ain’t good
Em7 Cadd9
I tried the very best I could
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
You’re working hard and I know you’ll make it through
[Chorus]
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Sincerely you
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
Sincerely you
BREAK
[Bridge]
G D/F#
Im doing okay
Em7 Cadd9
I’m doing just fine
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
I still have trouble falling asleep at night
G D/F#
You did the very best you could
Em7 Cadd9
And that’s more than enough
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
You made it through the days though they were tough
[Outro]
G D/F#
If I could write a letter to myself
Em7 Cadd9
The future or the past
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9
I’d tell him everything he needs to know
How to play Austin Tyler - Sincerely You
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.