Back On My Bullshit
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[Verso 1]
Em
Am Em
I got my hair done, got my paycheck
Em
Got a list of mistakes
I ain't made yet
Am
Got a hell of a hankering for cutting loose
Em
And a burn the damn town down attitude
[Pré-Refrão]
Why does being bad feel so good
Am
Why can't I act like I know
Em
I should
[Refrão]
I swore I said
I would quit
E Em
Him and these damn cigarettes
Am
But here I am a cup of whiskey's deep
A Bm
Lightin' one up while he lies to me
E
I was done
But this is just too much fun
Am
Little drunk and a little unhinged
Em
Back on my bullshit again
Back on my
Am
Back on my bullshit again
Back on my
Back on my
Back on my
[Verso 2]
Em
Let him buy me drinks
Let him love a chase
Let him think he's taking me back to his place
Am
Play him like a fiddle in a bluegrass band
Em
Knowing he don't stand a chance
[Refrão]
I swore I said
E
I would quit
Em A
Him and these damn cigarettes
Am
But here I am a cup of whiskey's deep
A Bm D E
Lighting one up while he lies to me
Last time I said
I was done
Em
But this is just
Am
Too much fun, little drunk and a little unhinged
A Bm
Back on my bullshit again
E
Back on my, back on my
Em
Back on my bullshit again
Back on my, back on my
Am A
Back on my, back on my
E
[Ponte]
Em E Em Am A Em
Why does being bad feel so good
Am
Why can't I act like I know I should
[Refrão]
Em
I said
I would quit
Him and these damn cigarettes
Am
But here I am a cup of whiskey's deep
Am A Bm
Lightin' one up while he lies to me
E
Last time I said
Em
I was done
A
But this is just too much fun
Am
Little drunk and a little unhinged
Bm E
Back on my bullshit again
Em Am
Back on my, back on my bullshit again
Back on my, back on my, back on my
How to play Back On My Bullshit
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.