Collapsing Stars
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
B E G#m G#m A
[Verse 1]
B
Are you human
E G#m
Or just programmed to deceive?
G#m A B
If your skin was translucent
E G#m
Would I see cold blood underneath?
[Verse 2]
G#m A B
Not really sure if you're human (human)
E G#m
Or just a heart killin' machine (ah-ah)
G#m A B
'Cause I'm tryin' to see if you
E G#m
Ever did care about me
[Bridge]
E F# B
I really am tryin' so hard not to be mad
E F# B
If I'm lookin' inward, I'm lashin' out 'cause I'm so sad
E F#
I say I don't, but I really do miss
G#m C#
What we almost could have had
[Chorus]
E
It was close, but no cigar
F#
Almost kissed you in your car
E
Lost in the black hole that's your heart
F# B
Baby, now we're just collapsing stars
B E G#m F#
[Verse 3]
B
Am I even human (human)
E G#m
Or just programmed to believe?
G#m A B
That sweet little cupid
E G#m A
Doesn't have it out for me
[Verse 4]
E
And part of my fucked up recovery
G
Is the monster that I paint you out to be
[Bridge]
E F# B
I really am tryin' so hard not to be mad
E F# B
If I'm lookin' inward, I'm lashin' out 'cause I'm so sad
E F#
I say I don't, but I really do miss
G#m C#
What we almost could have had
[Chorus]
E
It was close, but no cigar
F#
Almost kissed you in your car
E
Lost in the black hole that's your heart
F# B
Baby, now we're just collapsing stars
E G#m F#
[Chorus]
E
And part of my fucked up recovery
G
Is the monster that I paint you out to be
B
Slowly becomin' a part of me
F#
I don't even know what's become of me
[Bridge]
E F# B
I really am tryin' so hard not to be mad
E F# B
If I'm lookin' inward, I'm lashin' out 'cause I'm so sad
E F#
I say I don't, but I really do miss
G#m C#
What we almost could have had
[Chorus]
E
It was close, but no cigar
F#
Almost kissed you in your car
E
Lost in the black hole that's your heart
F# B
Baby, now we're just collapsing stars
How to play Collapsing Stars
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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.