Cry At The Moon - Bradley Simpson

Cry At The Moon

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Intro G A E
G A E
G A G A E
 
[Verso 1]
G A E
A couple stone cold killers
G A E
I got behind those eyes
G A
That's where I'm always gonna see ya
G A E G A
That's where time goes to die
E
All lips no filler
G A E
It's all sun no shade
G A
I thought that we were on the run
G A E
'Til you went and hit the brakes
 
[Refrão]
C A E
Now I cry at the moon
C A E
She don't shine quite like you
C A E
Am I wrapped up in chains?
G A
No matter what I do
G A E G A E
There's no coming back from you
 
[Verso 2]
G A E
You were my hope dope dealer
G A E
You had to have a good time
G A
I was your lovesick healеr
G A E G A
Hell, I tried
E
Looking back in the mirror
G A E
It's only showing mе truth
G A
No matter how far I've run
G A E
There's no coming back from you
 
[Refrão]
C A E
Now I cry at the moon
C A E
She don't shine quite like you
C A E
Am I wrapped up in chains?
G A E
And I wonder what you do
C A E
Do you lay in the pines?
C A E
Do your wishes come true?
C A E
No matter what I say
G A
No matter what I do
G A E G A E
'Cause I'm crying at the moon
 
Middle 8
 
C
A little light
D
No truth
Bm
Then I came in too soon
C
So cruel, so cruel, so cruel
C
Little light
D
Like you do
Bm
That sunset over you
C
So cruel, so cruel, so cruel
 
[Refrão]
C A E
Now I cry at the moon
C A E
She don't shine quite like you
C A E
Am I wrapped up in chains?
G A E
And I wonder what you do
C A E
Do you lay in the pines?
C A E
Do your wishes come true?
C A E
No matter what I say
G A
No matter what I do
G A E G A E
'Cause I'm crying at the moon

How to play Cry At The Moon

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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