Come On Heartache - The Menzingers

Come On Heartache

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste:
3rd traste
A lot of the time the A D5 Bm A progression is palm muted
 
Riff (Standard tuning - no capo)
 
e|---------------------------|
B|---------------------------|
G|---------------------------|
D|---5-5---------------------|
A|-3-----5-3------3-5-3------|
E|--------------5------------|
 
[Intro]
A D5 Bm A x 4
 
[Chorus]
A D5 Bm A
Come on heartache, don't hurt me no more
A D5 Bm A
I've done my time as a prisoner of your wars
A D5 Bm A
In the middle of the night, got me bleeding out for more
A D5 Bm A
Come on heartache, don't hurt me no more
A D5 Bm A
Don't hurt me no more
 
A D5 Bm A
 
[Verse]
Bm D5 A
I detest your pitter patter in my chest
Bm D5 A
A cruel conviction, thinking you know what's best
Bm D5 F#m D5
The way you tense up every time she's near
Bm D5 E
The way you give up when she disappears
 
[Chorus]
A D5 Bm A
Come on heartache, don't hurt me no more
A D5 Bm A
I'm waving a white flag at the foot of your shores
A D5 Bm A
In the middle of the night, got me bleeding out for more
A D5 Bm A
Come on heartache, don't hurt me no more
 
[Verse]
Bm D5 A
I confess I'm no better than the rest
Bm D5 A
Creature of comfort, eternal unrest
Bm D5 F#m D5
Some days it takes me everything that I got
Bm D5 E
Just to endure another miserable thought
 
[Bridge]
D5 E
Come on heartache, don't hurt me no more
A A/G# F#m E
What do I got to do to feel like before?
D5 E
Running from an avalanche barreling down your peak
A A/G# F#m E
Feeling like a stone sinking into your sea
A Bm
Come on heartache, don't hurt me no more
A D5 Bm A
Don't hurt me no more
 
N.C.
A D5 Bm A
 
[Outro]
A D5 Bm A
Come on heartache, come on heartache
A D5 Bm A
Come on heartache, don't hurt me no more
A D5 Bm A
Come on heartache, come on heartache
A D5 Bm A
Come on heartache, don't hurt me no more

How to play Come On Heartache

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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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