Born To Break Your Heart
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: AmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Am F
Call me when you want
C G
Somebody to let you, somebody to let you down
[Verse 1]
Am
Don't know what you see in me
F C
Your toxin you're breathing in your lungs
G
When it's better to run
Am
How high are we gonna go?
F C
You trigger my vertigo, my love
G
No I can't be the one
[Pre-Chorus]
Am
(Ooh)
F C
Know I'm gonna mess this up, mess this up, babe
G Am
So I'm trying my best to keep all my issues from (you)
F C
Already know how we, know how we end
[Chorus]
G Am
So you can call me when you want
F C
Somebody to let you, somebody to let you down
G Am
And if you wanna fall apart
F C
Then I'm gonna show you, I'm gonna show you how
G Am
'Cause I was born to break your heart
F C
(Somebody to let you, somebody to let you down)
G Am
I was born to break your heart
F C
(Somebody to let you, somebody to let you down)
G
I was born to break your heart
[Verse 2]
Am F
But I'm no better with no green lights
C G
You're crashing into me, oh baby take it slow (oh can we take it slow?)
Am F
I'm begging you stay on the safe side
C G
Why don't you see we're better on our own?
[Pre-Chorus]
Am
(Ooh)
F C
Know I'm gonna mess this up, mess this up, babe
G Am
So I'm trying my best to keep all my issues from (you)
F C
Already know how we, know how we end
[Chorus]
G Am
So you can call me when you want
F C
Somebody to let you, somebody to let you down
G Am
And if you wanna fall apart
F C
Then I'm gonna show you, I'm gonna show you how
G Am
'Cause I was born to break your heart
F C
(Somebody to let you, somebody to let you down)
G Am
I was born to break your heart
F C
(Somebody to let you, somebody to let you down)
G Am
I was born to break your heart
[Ending]
F C
(Somebody to let you, somebody to let you down)
G Am
I was born to break your heart
F C
(Let me show you, let me show you how)
G
I was born to break your heart
How to play Born To Break Your Heart
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.