Calling In Sick
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
C B7 Fmaj7 Fmaj7
[Verse 1]
C
It's seven a.m.
B7 Fmaj7 F6
So maybe it’s time that I leave
C
This happened again
B7 Fmaj7 F6
Why does this keep happening to me? (Why's this keep happening to me?)
C
It's the morning commute, chock-a-block on the tube
B7
I got some funny looks from the boys in the suits
Fmaj7
Need something for my head right now
F6
Think I need my bed right now, yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah
C
Better call in sick, got a job I can’t lose
B7
Rehearsing my perfectly scripted excuse
Fmaj7
Need something for my mood right now
F6 Fmaj7
Don't wanna face no home truths (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
[Chorus]
E7 Am7
Forever I make the same mistakes
Gm Em
I get up, get out, get over it
A7 Fmaj7
Just give me some space
E7 G7
Forever I'm always running late
G7
Will you wait up for me?
[Verse 2]
C
It's seven a.m.
B7 Fmaj7 F6
So maybe it's time that I dip
C
This happened again
B7 Fmaj7 F6
Last night is a blur, what a trip (What a trip, what a trip)
C
Tried to make a move, spilt my drink on my shoes
B7
Didn't get lucky, some you win, some you lose
Fmaj7
Feeling kinda dead right now
F6
Hanging by a thread right now, yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah
C
Felt my face melt, stood alone in the queue
B7
I was east feeling west, nothing better to do
Fmaj7
Need something for my head right now
Fm6 Fmaj7
Don't wanna face the music (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
[Chorus]
E7 Am7
Forever I make the same mistakes
Gm Em
I get up, get out, get over it
A7 Fmaj7
Just give me some space
E7 G7
Forever I'm always running late
G7
Will you wait up for me?
[Outro 1]
Fmaj7
Let me set the record straight
Fm
I’ve seen myself on better days
Am7 A#dim E7 A7
And I feel kinda weird
Fmaj7
Sometimes everything can escalate
Fm
I’ve seen myself in better states
G7
So when the party's done
G7
Make way for the morning sun
[Outro 2]
Gmaj7 F#7 Bm Am6 F#m B7
Gmaj7 F#7 A7
Gmaj7 F#7 Bm Am6 F#m B7
Gmaj7 F#7 A7
E D G F#m7 Dmaj7
How to play Calling In Sick
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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.