Blue Bittersweet
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Standard Tuning
Capo on the 3rd fret
Intro: Em C Em C
[Refrão] Em
Blue bittersweet, blue bittersweet
C
Like crowds that turned you, clouds floating over me
Em
Blue bittersweet, blue bittersweet
C Em C
Like clouds that turned you, crowds running over me
Verse:
Em C
No intereference, no interruption, less demolition, some reconstruction
Consider consideration, interpet interpretation
Em
Someone to follow, someone to look to, someone to hold you
C
While you search for liberation, on the road to salvation
[Refrão] Em
Blue bittersweet, blue bittersweet
C
Like crowds that turned you, clouds floating over me
Em
Blue bittersweet, blue bittersweet
C Em C
Like clouds that turned you, crowds running over me
Verse:
Em C
Live independent, so well-defended, it's hard to expend, what if it ends us
Determin determination, frustrated, we're a frustrated nation
Em
No one to follow, no one to look to, no one to hold you
C
Starving in desperation on a slow steady road to hell
[Refrão] Em
Blue bittersweet, blue bittersweet
C
Like crowds that turned you, clouds floating over me
Em
Blue bittersweet, blue bittersweet
C Em G
Like clouds that turned you, crowds running over me
D A
Running over me
Em G
Running over me
D A
Running over me
Bridge:
Em G
Who is the child that lives without shelter
D A
When do we hear, talking to you
Em G
Where is the child, with no one to help her
D A
Who is the one who smiles
Em G D A x 2
Outro:
Em G
Who is the child that lives without shelter
D A
When do we hear, talking to you
Em G
Where is the child, with no one to help her
D A
Who is the one who smiles
Em G D A
When she's blue, when she's bluuuuuueeee, when she's bluuuuueeeee
Em G
Who is the child that lives without shelter
D A
When do we hear, talking to you
Em G
Where is the child, with no one to help her
D A
Who is the one who smiles
Em G D A
When she's bluuuuueeeee, when she's bluuuuuuuueeeee
End on Em
How to play Blue Bittersweet
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 Em. 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.