Bad Guy
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
F
You could show up on the fourteenth
Am
Chocolate covered candy
G
Roses in your hand
all strung with a letter
F
you can bring me doxylamine
Am
when my nose is running
G
give me all of walgreens just to get better
[Pre-Chorus]
F Am
say every line perfectly practiced
G C
repaint the skies so there's never shades of grey
F Am
show up on time even in traffic
G C
be the perfect candidate
[Chorus]
F
I'm sorry to tell you
Am G
You're coming out the bad guy
F Am G
'Cause you can't live up to the version of you I made inside my mind
F
And I'm sorry to tell you
Am G
You're already on my bad side
F Am G
'Cause I put my hopes in a person to reach an impossible high
F Am G
So, they're always the bad guy
[Verse 2]
F
I'll blame it on the heartbreak
Am
every promise he made
G
just to go and unsay
every forever
F
So now I'll brace for landing
Am
overthink the ending
G
so it's not as bad when
I'm under water but you
[Pre-Chorus]
F Am
say every line perfectly practiced
G C
repaint the skies so there's never shades of grey
F Am
show up on time even in traffic
G C
you're the perfect candidate
[Chorus]
F
I'm sorry to tell you
Am G
You're coming out the bad guy
F Am G
'Cause you can't live up to the version of you I made inside my mind
F
And I'm sorry to tell you
Am G
You're already on my bad side
F Am G
'Cause I put my hopes in a person to reach an impossible high
F Am G
So, they're always the bad guy
[Instrumental]
F Am G
[Chorus]
F
I'm sorry to tell you
Am G
You're coming out the bad guy
F Am G
'Cause you can't live up to the version of you I made inside my mind
F
And I'm sorry to tell you
Am G
You're already on my bad side
F Am G
'Cause I put my hopes in a person to reach an impossible high
F Am G
So, they're always the bad guy
F Am G
Yeah they're always the bad guy
N.C.
Yeah they're always the
How to play Bad Guy
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.