Do You Remember
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(Intro)
G Am Em
G Am Em
(VERSE)
G Am Em G
It past midnight a couple hours ago, It feels colder more than ever for this time of year, I tucked you
Am Em G Am
in while you were sleeping and folded your clothes at the end of the bed. Do you remember the times we
Em G Am Em
used to dance together and sing our favourite records, that used to stick in our heads?
(Pre-Chorus)
G Am
Em
I'm sorry for the mess I've made
G Am
Em
when you wake up I'll finally be gone from this place
G Am
Em
I'm sorry for the mess I've made,
G Am
Em
Soon enough you won't even remember my face
(Chorus)
G Am E
(stay, stay away) You're making it harder to breathe.
G Am E
(stay, stay away) You're making it harder to leave.
G Am E
(stay, stay away) You're making it harder to breathe.
G Am E
Stay, stay away from me, stay away from me
(Vers 2)
Em D G Am Em D
Do you remember that awkward smile when we first met? That childish love we should have kept
Bm C Em D G Am
Do you remember falling in and out of love together? Do you remember the good times as well as I do?
Em D Bm C
It feels like it should have lasted forever, what good is your heart if it doesn't break?
(Bridge) -This part is optional to sing on since the vocalist is screaming here-
Em D G Am Em D Bm
Do you remember me? Young, naive and turning nineteen, it past midnight a couple hours ago
C Em D G
I can hear the music playing down the street, in the back of my head like a detuned radio
Am Em
Stuck with an image of you wearing my mother's old green coat
D Bm C
That you took from me,
and wore it like it was your own.
(Chorus)
G Am E
(stay, stay away) You're making it harder to breathe.
G Am E
(stay, stay away) You're making it harder to leave.
G Am E
(stay, stay away) You're making it harder to breathe.
G Am E
Stay, stay away from me, stay away from me
(OUTRO)
G Am E
G Am E
Do you remember me? Young, naive and turning nineteen.
How to play Do You Remember
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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.