Bless Myself - Lucy Hale

Bless Myself

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(verse 1)
 
G
There's a little secret
C
I would like to tell you
G
There's a book of lies
C
I know they'll try to sell you
A
And they'll try, and they'll try
C Em
To convince you to buy you need 'em
A
So the next time you're down
C
Look inside not around.
 
[Refrão] Em Am7
I can bless myself
D G
There's no need for someone's help
Em
There's no one to blame
Am7 G D
There's no one to save you but yourself
Em Am7 D G
I can justify all the mistakes in my life
Em Am
It's taught me to be, it's givin' me me
D
And I'll survive
G D Em
'Cause I have blessed myself.
 
(verse 2)
 
G
I have searched the world to find
C
There's nothing better
G
Than when me, myself and I
C
Can come together
A
And I know for a fact
C Em
There's a spirit I lack or defend
A
Yeah I've been through it all
C
Just to find in the end
 
[Refrão]
Em Am7
I can bless myself
D G
There's no need for someone's help
Em
There's no one to blame
Am7 G D
There's no one to save you but yourself
Em Am7 D G
I can justify all the mistakes in my life
Em Am
It's taught me to be, it's givin' me me
D
And I'll survive
G D Em
'Cause I have blessed myself.
 
(Bridge)
Em Am7
Do you ever wonder
Em Am7
How anything can make you cry
Em Am7
Have yourself discover
Em
That the pain you feel
Am7 C Em C
Is the pain that you deny in your liiiii-iiife
A Em Am7 C
So open up your eee-eee-eyes
 
(Final Chorus)
 
Em Am7
You can bless yourself
D G
There's no need for someone else
Em
There's no one to blame
Am7 G D
There's no one to save you but yourself
Em Am7
I can bless myself
D G
There's no need for someone's help
Em
There's no one to blame
Am7 G D
There's no one to save you but yourself
Em Am7 D G
I can justify all the mistakes in my life
Em Am
It's taught me to be, it's givin' me me
D
And I'll survive
G D Em Am7
'Cause I have blessed myself.
D G
oooooooo-ooooh
Em
La La La La La
Am7
La La La La La
D
I will survive
G D Em
'Cause I have blessed myself.

How to play Bless Myself

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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