Dark Horse
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Intro:
D F#m E
D A
Verse
D F#m
People always ask why I wear black
E D
Where'd I get my style and why I never smile in pictures
D
They ask me what I drink, I'll sip on anything
F#m E D
But I'm a little more California smoke than liquor
F#m E D Bm D
No, it ain't that I'm self-conscious, I'm just conscious of myself
[Refrão] A F#m
I'll side with the outsiders
E F#m
Those long-shot last-round fighters
A F#m E
Anyone who ain't afraid to stray off course
D F#m
My heart bleeds for country music
E A
Where the honest outlaw truth is
F#m
No, I ain't no white knight
E
I'm a little more
F#m D
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F#m E
Verse
D F#m
No, I don't go to church, can't quote a bible verse
E D
I couldn't sing a song but that don't mean that I don't talk to Jesus
D
Girls say I push them off, that I can't open up
F#m E D F#m
But I ain't afraid of love, when I say it I just want to mean it
[Refrão] A F#m
Yeah, I side with the outsiders
E F#m
Those long-shot last-round fighters
E
Anyone who ain't afraid to stray off course
F#m
My heart bleeds for country music
E A
Where the honest outlaw truth is
F#m
No, I ain't no white knight
E
I'm a little more
A F#m E
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D F#m E
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Pre Chorus
F#m E D F#m E D
No, it ain't that I'm self-conscious, I'm just conscious of myself
A F#m Bm
And I don't know how to be nobody else
[Refrão]F#m A F#m
So I side with the outsiders
E F#m
Those long-shot last-round fighters
F#m E
Anyone who ain't afraid to stray off course
D F#m
My heart bleeds for country music
E A
Where my honest outlaw truth is
F#m
No, I ain't no white knight
E
I'm a little more
Bm D F#m E
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D F#m E
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Outro
(Repeat till fade)
Bm D F#m E
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D F#m E
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How to play Dark Horse
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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.