Bad For Me - Chayce Beckham

Bad For Me

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Chayce Beckham
(2024 release)
 
[Intro]
D G D G D
 
[Verse 1]
G D
Tonight, I want somethin' bad for me
G A
That's gonna keep me up and losin' sleep
Bm7 A G
Well, I've been strong, but honestly
A D
Tonight, I want somethin' bad for me
 
[Chorus]
G D/F#
It ain't a Marlboro on a barstool or ninety-proof on ice
Em7 A
It ain't stayin' out too late, it ain't tryin' to start a fight
Bm7 A G D/F#
Well, the sky-blue eyes that don't say bye in the mornin' when they leave
Em7 A D G D
Yeah, tonight, I want somethin' bad for me
 
[Verse 2]
G D
Somethin' to wreck this heart of mine
G A
And somethin' I'll regret in the mornin' light
Bm7 A G
A midnight taste of what it used to be
A D
Tonight, I want somethin' bad for me
 
[Chorus]
G D/F#
It ain't a Marlboro on a barstool or ninety-proof on ice
Em7 A
It ain't stayin' out too late, it ain't tryin' to start a fight
Bm7 A G D/F#
Well, the sky-blue eyes that don't say bye in the mornin' when they leave
Em7 A
Yeah, tonight, I want somethin' bad for me
 
[Guitar Solo]
Bm A G D/F# Em7 A
 
[Bridge]
Bm7
I want that poison in her kiss
A
To run right through my veins
G D/F#
Well, I know it's the fix
Em7
'Cause I know that it ain't
 
[Chorus]
G D/F#
A Marlboro on a barstool or ninety-proof on ice
Em7 A
It ain't stayin' out too late, it ain't tryin' to start a fight
Bm7 A G D/F#
Well, the sky-blue eyes that don't say bye in the mornin' when they leave
Em7 A D
Yeah, tonight, I want somethin' bad for me
 
[Outro]
G
Well, hey, girl, are you up?
A G A
I'm out here in my truck
D G D G A Bm A G D/F# Em7 A D

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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.

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