Blow My Brains Out
View chords used in this chart
D D F#m E
D D A F#m
D D F#m E
D D Bm F#m
Verse:
D
Sometimes I wish
D
I could lend you my eyes
F#m
Lend you my hips
E
And lend you my thighs
D
Sometimes I wish
D
I could take a new shape
A
Switch out some parts
F#m
And become a big A
D
Sometimes I wish
D
I could lend you my ears
F#m
Lend you my thoughts
E
And lend you my tears
D
Sometimes I wish
D
I could take a new form
Bm
Switch out some parts
F#m
And become like the norm
Chorus:
A
Lucky is she
C#m
Who lives unaware
D F#m
Doesn't get bothered by those who don't care
A
Lucky is she
C#m
Who lives unaware
D F#m
Doesn't get bothered by all that's unfair
A
Unlucky me
F#m
Who knows way too much
D
Who fights to make changes
Bm
And music and such
A
Unlucky me
F#m
Aware of the pain
D Bm F#m A
All 'cause I happen to have some brain
Verse:
D
Sometimes I wish
D
I could lend you my voice
F#m
Lend you my heart
E
And lend you my choice
D
Sometimes I hope
D
For a savior to come
A
Who's got what it takes
F#m
To convince everyone
D
Sometimes I wish
D
I could lend you my shoes
F#m
Lend you my life
E
And lend you my truth
D
But sometimes the truth
D
Is just my point of view
Bm
Not what is real
F#m
And not what is true
Chorus:
A
Lucky is she
C#m
Who lives unaware
D F#m
Doesn't get bothered by those who don't care
A
Lucky is she
C#m
Who lives unaware
D F#m
Doesn't get bothered by all that's unfair
A
Unlucky me
F#m
Who knows way too much
D
Who fights to make changes
Bm
And music and such
A
Unlucky me
F#m
Aware of the pain
D Bm
All 'cause I happen to have some brain
Chorus 2:
A
Lucky is she
C#m D F#m
Who lives unaware
A
Lucky is she
C#m D F#m
Who lives unaware
A
Unlucky me
F#m
Who knows way too much
D
Who fights to make changes
Bm
And music and such
A
Unlucky me
F#m
Aware of the pain
D Bm F#m A
All 'cause I happen to have some brain
Outro:
D D F#m E
D D A F#m
D D F#m E
D D Bm F#m
Ahahaha!
How to play Blow My Brains Out
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.