Been Missing You - Ryan Griffin

Been Missing You

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste:
5th traste
As recorded by Ryan Griffin
(From the 2023 EP PHASES)
 
Capo 5th fret.
 
If you don't want to use a capo transpose +5 steps.
 
[Intro]
C Am7 F
 
[Verse 1]
C
I still go to that bar
Am
'Cause I still know how to have a good time
F
Still Cuervo with a lime
C
When I run into old friends
Am
They all look, look at me like I've made it through
F Dm
All the hell of getting over you
Am G Dm
Turns out I'm a real good liar
Am
I'll take it to the grave
 
[Chorus]
G F
When they ask if I'm okay
Am7 G
I'll say, "I've never been better"
C F
I don't spend my days
Am7 G
Thinking that we let forever
C F
Slip right through our hands
Am7 G
God forbid I tell the truth
C F Am7 G
And tell them I've been missing you
C F Am7 G
'Cause baby, I've been missing you
 
[Verse 2]
C
When I see you with him
Am
Yeah, it takes everything in me to fake a smile
F
Say, "You're looking good yeah it's been a while"
C
It kills me to see you happy
Am
Even though, that's all I've ever wanted
F Dm
Wish I could but I can't be honest
 
[Chorus]
G F
So when they ask if I'm okay
Am7 G
I'll say, "I've never been better"
C F
I don't spend my days
Am7 G
Thinking that we let forever
C F
Slip right through our hands
Am7 G
God forbid I tell the truth
C F Am7 G
And tell them I've been missing you
C F Am7 G
Cause baby I've been missing you
F Am G
Can't tell them I've been missing you
C F Am G
Nobody knows I'm missing you
 
[Bridge]
Dm Am G
Turns out I'm a real good liar
Dm Am
I'll take it to the grave
 
[Out-Chorus]
G F
When they ask if I'm okay
Am7 G
I'll say, "I've never been better"
C F
I don't spend my days
Am7 G
Thinking that we let forever
C F
Slip right through our hands
Am7 G
God forbid I tell the truth
C F Am7 G
And tell them I've been missing you
Em F Am7 G
Can't tell them I've been missing you
C F Am7 G
And tell them I've been missing you
C F Am7 G
'Cause baby, I've been missing you

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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.

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