Bleüctipie
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[Verso 1]
Am
I don’t really know my own strength
Am Dm
Remember that the heart’s a muscle
E Am
Any time it beats, I’ll beat you down
Am
No me dígas, merci beaucoup, mi amoré
Am Dm
“Ç'est la vie,” They say to me
E Am
Any language that I speak’s just a freak of sound
[Refrão]
F C
Being full of vigor is a rigorous task and I am a lazy man
E Am
Yes, I lift my lazy hands in prayer
F E Am
Does the Devil help those who help themselves to Hell, and does God care?
Am Dm
So if I ever go and break my neck hangin’ out the 13th floor
E Am
At least I won’t have to hold my head up high no more
[Verso 2]
Am
Miserable’s a term meant for over-dramatics
Am Dm
Neither of us are one of them
E Am
Human nature is my greatest flaw
[Refrão]
F C
Being full of vigor is a rigorous task and I am a lazy man
E Am
Yes, I lift my lazy hands in prayer
F E Am
Does the Devil help those who help themselves to Hell, and does God care?
Am Dm
So if I ever go and break my neck hangin’ out the 13th floor
E Am
At least I won’t have to hold my head up high no more
Break
Am Dm E Am
[Ponte]
E Am Dm E
(Oh) He’s got the whole world in his hands x8
[Refrão]
Am Dm
So if I ever go and break my neck hangin’ out the 13th floor
E
At least I won’t have to hold my head up high no
Am Dm
If I ever go and break my neck hangin’ out the 13th floor
E Am
At least I won’t have to hold my head up high no more!
How to play Bleüctipie
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.