Can't Say I Miss You - Nick Santino

Can't Say I Miss You

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Capo 2
 
D
I can’t say I miss you
A
I just wish you were around sometimes, you know?
D A
I get why you went and now I understand sometimes you gotta go
E
But when you left me I was feeling sorry for myself,
A
But not no more
D A E A
So give it up, say good bye
D A E
Sell my things, I don’t want them
D A E A
I wish you well, I’ll be just fine
D A E
You’re an empty house that I’m haunting
F# E A
When I’m gone I won’t be coming back around
D
I can’t say I miss you
D A
I just really hope you’re happy in the end
D
There’s one thing that I realized
D A
Those people and your friends are not my friends
E
All their drugs and all their money
A
Are bringing you down and fucking with your head
D A E A
So give it up, say good bye
D A E
Sell my things, I don’t want them
D A E A
I wish you well, I’ll be just fine
D A E
You’re an empty house that I’m haunting
F# E
When I’m gone I won’t be coming back around
A (Slowly strum and hammer-on b string)
(Play this part softer and slower)
D
I can’t say I miss you
A
I guess I just couldn’t find my way around
D
All the hotel nights that I spent
A
Picking up my ego off the ground
E
But nowadays I’m better off
A (Loudly)
Just staying in my little empty town
D A E A
So give it up, say good bye
D A E
Sell my things, I don’t want them
D A E A
I wish you well, I’ll be just fine
D A E
You’re an empty house that I’m haunting
F#
When I’m gone I won’t be coming back around
E
I won’t be coming back around
F#
I won’t be coming back around
A (Softly & hammer-on b string until end)

How to play Can't Say I Miss You

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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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