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D E F#m A Bm
E |--0-----0----0------0----0--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
C#|--0-----0----0------0----0--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A |--0-----0----0------0----0--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E |--0-----4----5------9----10-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
A |--0-----2----4------0----9--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D |--0-----2----4------7----9--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
 
D E F#m A Bm
D E F#m A Bm
 
[Verso 1]
D F#m
Someone please touch me
E D
'cause I question my validity when my consciousness is undefined and my body is barely a body
 
D F#m
You're brutal and I'm supple at best
E
We should drive to Baltimore
D
You don't have a curfew
D E F#m A Bm
So it'll be when I get bored of you or you get bored of me
 
D E F#m A Bm
 
N.C. REPEAT THIS HARMONIC RIFF OVER VOICEMAIL
E |-------------------------------------------12------|
C#|---------12--------------12-------------------12---|
A |-----------12--------------12----------------------|
E |-----12--------------12----------------------------|
A |------------------------------------12-------------|
D |---12------------12--------------12----------------|
 
Voicemail
N.C.
Hey Jackson, it's mom
N.C.
I saw you called
N.C.
I'm out for a walk
N.C.
I'm nowhere near the house
N.C.
I don't know how you're getting home
N.C.
I'm assuming you have a plan
 
F#m E D
F#m E D
F#m E D
F#m E D
D
D F#m E D
D F#m E D
D

How to play Bored

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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.

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