Disappearing Woman - Kate Pillsbury

Disappearing Woman

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Intro
G F G F
 
[Verso 1]
G F
Thank you for loving me, I know I don't
G F Am
Always make it easy
G
Sometimes I get tangled up in my own head
F
My thoughts stretched out like a fishnet
G F Am Fmaj7
Catching worries
 
[Refrão]
Em F G F
I am the amazing disappearing woman
Em F G F
People come from miles around to watch me fade before their
Em F G F
eyes, I'm afraid I'm better on the
Em F G F G F
stage than in real life
 
Interlude
G F G F
 
[Verso 1]
G F
Everybody I know knows somebody
G F Am
Who's gonna make me somebody
G
As if I am just a doll sitting on a shelf
F
Wishing to be dusted off and held
G F Am Fmaj7
By just anybody
G
Do you think the painted horses run
F
Through the desert because they're lookin' for someone
G F Am Fmaj7
To put saddles on them?
 
[Refrão]
Em F G F
I am the amazing disappearing woman
Em F G F
People come from miles around to watch me fade before their
Em F G F
eyes, I'm afraid I'm better on the
Em F G F G F
stage than in real life
 
[Ponte]
N.C. Am Em G D
And I've wasted too much time already
N.C. Am Em G D
I might as well be cutting my arms
N.C. Am Em G D
Tryin' to get everyone to love me is just
N.C. Am Em G D
Another form of self-harm
N.C. Am Em G D
I'm tired of standing in the mirror
N.C. Am Em G D
And picking myself apart
N.C. Am Em G D
Maybe I could learn to love it all, both the light and
Am Em G D
the dark
 
[Refrão]
Em F G F
I am the amazing disappearing woman
Em F G F
Oh wa-ohhh oh
Em F G F Em F G F
I am the amazing disappearing woman
Em F G F
I am the amazing disappearing woman
Em F G F
Oh wa-ohhh oh
G F G F G F G F
Oh wa-ohhh oh, oh wa-ohhh oh

How to play Disappearing Woman

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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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