Bad Dreams
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[Intro ]Em D Am B
[Verso 1] Em
I say I'm done here
D
But you come back to get me
Am
Like a killer in movies
B
When he's on the loose
Em
You're a nightmare
D
All the faces that you wear
Am
But I see right through you
B
Almost had me fooled
[Pré-Refrão] Em
Cause it's 4 in the morning
And this fighting's exhausting
D
You always think you're right
Cause you're so self-important
Am
You tell my friends and my family a different story
B
When I tell 'em what you did to me
[Refrão] Em
You're a psycho
D
Psycho
Am
And I'm running for my life
Trying to open up my eyes
B
From this bad dream, bad, bad dream
Em
You're a psycho
D
Psycho
Am
And I'm running for my life
Trying to open up my eyes
B
From this bad dream, bad, bad dream
[Verso 2]
Em D
I'll never die here, I'm tired of bleeding
Am
You've taken enough from me
B Em
But never again
D
Monster, I fell for a monster
Am
But it made me stronger
B
You'll never see me again
[Pré-Refrão] Em
Cause it's 4 in the morning
And this fighting's exhausting
D
You always think you're right
Cause you're so self-important
Am
You tell my friends and my family a different story
B
When I tell 'em what you did to me
[Refrão] Em
You're a psycho
D
Psycho
Am
And I'm running for my life
Trying to open up my eyes
B
From this bad dream, bad, bad dream
Em
You're a psycho
D
Psycho
Am
And I'm running for my life
Trying to open up my eyes
B
From this bad dream, bad, bad dream
[Verso 3]
Em
Run, run, run for your life cause I
D
Don't need you by my side and I don't think
Am
That you'll wanna find out what I could do
B
Cause I'm a psycho, too
[Refrão]Em
You're a psycho
D
Psycho
Am
And I'm running for my life
Trying to open up my eyes
B
From this bad dream, bad, bad dream
Em
You're a psycho
D
Psycho
Am
And I'm running for my life
Trying to open up my eyes
B
From this bad dream, bad, bad dream
Final Em D Am B
How to play Bad Dreams
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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.