Call Me Out
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse]
A F#m
Call me over, and call me out,
Bm D E
Analyze what I've been overthinking about, and when it,
A F#m
Comes to closure and I’ve got nothing more to say,
Bm D E
I plan to falter because awkward silences make my day.
A F#m
And when we get down to the root of the matter it’s confusion,
Bm E
That leads us around and around, yeah.
A
And so I tell you about my heart,
F#m
I tell you about my plans.
Bm
Talk a lot of noise.
D E
I don’t quite understand,
A
About the world on it’s edge,
F#m
And the fight that I fear,
Bm
The peace that were seeking.
D E
Can’t find it here, no no,
A F#m
But If we talk all night and never find it at all,
Bm
Well, I always seem to want you to hear me,
D E
I always seem to want to,
[Chorus]
C#m F#m
Oh, don’t say goodnight.
D E
I'm only halfway through my point, and I’d prefer to ramble on and on,
C#m F#m
A little longer, just for a while.
D E
We both know it was your bright idea after all to,
A F#m Bm D E
Call me over and call me out.
[Verse 2]
A F#m
Call me over and call me out,
Bm D E
Categorize all my logic, twist it until it’s beautiful
A F#m
Don’t want to fuss with it, giving something terrible a name,
Bm D E
But I’ll grind it out, I’ve come to know bad thoughts are not to blame
A F#m
We get lost in all this,
Bm E
Conversational situation we’ve put ourselves in,
A
And we talk about hearts.
F#m
Talk about plans.
Bm
Cut through the noise
D E
Don’t want to understand.
A
No need to figure it out.
F#m
I only came to play.
Bm
So give me a reason,
D E
To extend my stay,
A F#m
So we can talk all night and never find it at all.
Bm
Well, I always seem to want you to hear me,
D E
I always seem to want to,
[Chorus]
C#m F#m
Oh, don’t say goodnight.
D E
I'm only halfway through my point, and I’d prefer to ramble on and on,
C#m F#m
A little longer, just for a while.
D E
We both know it was your bright idea after all to,
A F#m Bm D E A
Call me over and call me out.
How to play Call Me Out
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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.