Broken With You - Lynne Hanson

Broken With You

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BPM: 96
 
Intro:
E E
E E
 
[Verso 1]
E
Turn my back on the sun,
Dsus2
Dance naked in the rain,
A
Been on the wrong side of love,
E E
Caused my fair share of pain,
E
I've twisted myself,
Dsus2
Till I lost who I was,
A
Loved good boys and bad boys,
E
Walked out just because.
 
[Refrão]
There ain't no fixing,
A
What I got missing,
E
Sad but true,
 
Here at rock bottom,
A
There's just doors with locks on em,
E E
And there ain't no getting through,
F#m
So if I have to be broken,
A E
Then let me be broken with you,
F#m
If I have to be broken,
A E E
Then let me be broken with you.
 
[Verso 2]
E
Another Sunday morning,
Dsus2
Some cheap run down motel,
A
The sound of lovers leaving,
E E
Dreams shattered all to hell,
E
I'm a question not an answer,
Dsus2
There's one thing you should know,
A
I'm looking for a reason,
E
Cause I don't want you to go.
 
[Refrão]
There ain't no fixing,
A
What I got missing,
E
Sad but true,
 
Here at rock bottom,
A
There's just doors with locks on em,
E E
And there ain't no getting through,
F#m
So if I have to be broken,
A E
Then let me be broken with you,
F#m
If I have to be broken,
A E E
Then let me be broken with you.
 
Interlude:
Dsus2 A E E
Dsus2 A E E
 
[Verso 3]
E
I know you got your scars,
Dsus2
Poor choices you want back,
A
Felt the sting real heartache brings,
E E
Babe I relate to that,
E
We've dug our share of holes,
Dsus2
Deep and dark and wide,
A
But that don't mean we gotta lay,
E
All lonely here inside.
 
[Refrão]
There ain't no fixing,
A
What I got missing,
E
Sad but true,
 
Here at rock bottom,
A
There's just doors with locks on em,
E E
And there ain't no getting through,
F#m
So if I have to be broken,
A E
Then let me be broken with you,
F#m
If I have to be broken,
A E
Then let me be broken with you,
F#m
If I have to be broken,
A E E
I want to be broken with you.
 
Outro:
Dsus2 A E E
Dsus2 A E

How to play Broken With You

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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.

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