Dui
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[Verso 1]
Bbm Bbm7 Am
Some-times you're a-live,
Dsus Am Gmmaj7
some-times you feel dead in-side
Fm B6/9 Gb7 Gb Bb(b9) Bb
with the time to read be-tween the lines of life and death.
Bbm Bbm7 Am
Some-times it's o-kay,
Dsus Am Gmmaj7
some-times it's the worst thing ever.
Fm B6/9 Gb7 Gb Bb(b9) Bb
Hopefully you don't get caught and get a DU-I.
[Ponte]
Ebmaj7 Gmaj7 Ebmaj7 C7sus2
You will see...
Eb7sus Faug Ebsus
...that it's not so bad.
Gbmadd9 Dbaug
There's always to-morrow.
[Verso 2]
Bbm Bbm7 Am
Bo-ttom of the glass...
Dsus Am Gmmaj7
At this point you've made an ass,
Fm B6/9 Gb7 Gb Bb(b9) Bb
and your friends will let you know to-morrow.
[Ponte]
Ebmaj7 Gmaj7 Ebmaj7
...
Bmaj7sus2 Absus Ab
I'm so tired...
Gmaj7(#5) Cmaj7(#11) Fdim/B
...
[Verso 3]
Bbm Bbm7 Am
One more glass to go...
Dsus Am Gmmaj7
Where this ends we'll ne-ver know...
Outro
Fm G Emaj7 Dbmaj7 Bb7 Gbsus Fm6 Bb
...
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| x Dead note
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How to play Dui
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bbm. 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.