Downfall - Kira Mac

Downfall

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Afinação: D A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
E D A G
E D G A
E
 
[Verse]
N.C
When the demons slamming doors in my head
N.C
Trying to get it all to all make sense
E
God knows that I ain't there yet
E
And this might be just as good as it good as it gets
 
[Pre-chorus]
E G F# F
Freight train ain't no stopping
E G A D
Tell them I'll be rockin', rockin'
 
[Chorus]
E D
We've seen it all before
A
Running on the high
G
Living for the encore
E D
We'll see you in the afterlife
A G
Gotta die of something might as well be a good time
C
All in no doubt
D
Never back down
G A
Everything or nothing at all
C D A
I guess if this is it then that's my downfall
E
That's my downfall
 
[Verse]
E
Everything right in front of me
E
Everything I ever wanted to be
E
Yeah baby maybe that's just me
E
I'm a magnet for old ghosts and lost dreams
 
[Pre-chorus]
E G F# F
Freight train ain't no stopping
E G A D
Tell them I'll be rockin', rockin'
 
[Chorus]
E D
We've seen it all before
A
Running on the high
G
Living for the encore
E D
We'll see you in the afterlife
A G
Gotta die of something might as well be a good time
C
All in no doubt
D
Never back down
G A
Everything or nothing at all
C D A
I guess if this is it then that's my downfall
E
That's my downfall
E
Downfall
 
[Bridge]
E
All in no doubt
E
Never give in never back down
E
All in no doubt
G F
Never give in never back down
 
[Chorus]
E D
We've seen it all before
A
Running on the high
G
Living for the encore
E D
We'll see you in the afterlife
A G
Gotta die of something might as well be a good time
 
[Chorus]
E D
We've seen it all before
A
Running on the high
G
Living for the encore
E D
We'll see you in the afterlife
A G
Gotta die of something might as well be a good time
C
All in no doubt
D
Never back down
G A
Everything or nothing at all
C D A
I guess if this is it then that's my downfall
E
That's my downfall
E
Downfall

How to play Downfall

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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.

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