Bad Mood
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F#m E D A
F#m E D A
F#m
Bad mood
D C# F#m
And my chest still bleeding
D F F#m
I can't even look at the stars no more
D E
Walking in my hood to find some distractions
F#m
For my mind
D Bm
But every place here reminds me of you
F#m E D A
F#m E D A
F#m E
I can't live
D
Carrying the guilt
A
Of being wrong
F#m
(Being wrong)
E
And now I'm ready
D
To take down
A
Whatever comes
F#m
(Whatever comes)
E
I can't live
D
Carrying the guilt
A
Of being wrong
F#m
(Being wrong)
E D A F#m
And now I'm ready
Bad mood
D C# F#m
I heard your ghost laughing
D F F#m
But I know it doesn't matter no more
D E F#m
Looking at other looks to find some relief for my eyes
D Bm
But everywhere I look there's a piece of you
F#m E D A
F#m E D A
F#m E
I can't live
D
Carrying the guilt
A
Of being wrong
F#m
(Being wrong)
E
And now I'm ready
D
To take down
A
Whatever comes
F#m
(Whatever comes)
E
I can't live
D
Carrying the guilt
A
Of being wrong
F#m
(Being wrong)
E D A F#m
And now I'm ready
F#m E D A
F#m E D A F#m
How to play Bad Mood
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F#m. 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.