Easter Egg
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Intro: G Bm A (x4)
verse 1
G
Would it be worth it to write songs
A
About everything I'm not?
G
I could invent a thousand problems
A
And tangle myself up in the knots
G Bm A
Because people only like the boys in bands
G Bm A
Who are plagued with troubled thoughts
G Bm
So give me, give me problems
A G Bm
Cut me out for this job
[Refrão]D A
Everybody just thinks that I'm falling apart at the seams and I can't believe
Bm G
That they're all wrong about me
D A
Everybody just thinks that I'm falling apart at the seams and I can't believe
Bm G
That they're all wrong about me
G Bm A (x4)
verse 2
G
My band and I could play along
Forging anxious three minute long
Laundry lists of problems
But for some reason that feels wrong
D
To act unstable
A
To turn the tables
G
On myself and everyone
Em
Myself and
[Refrão]D A
Everybody just thinks that I'm falling apart at the seams and I can't believe
Bm G
That they're all wrong about me
D A
Everybody just thinks that I'm falling apart at the seams and I can't believe
Bm G
That they're all wrong about me
Bm F#m A D (x2)
Bridge
Bm F#m
Would it be worth it to write songs
A D
About everything I'm not?
Bm F#m
I could invent a thousand problems
A D
And tangle myself up in the knots
Bm F#m A D
Life's not perfect but I won't let that define me
Bm F#m A Bm
And I won't play along with the trending anxieties
Bm D A
(Bleh!)
G
Like I say, when I say
Bm
"I'll be something you're not"
"I'll be what all the people want"
D
"I'll be something you're not"
Just give all the people
A
Just give all the people the truth, truth, truth
G
Which has nothing to do with you
(And there's nothing wrong with being happy)
[Refrão]D A
Everybody just thinks that I'm falling apart at the seams and I can't believe
Bm G
That they're all wrong about me
D A
Or if it's just me and everything's bad and it's all falling down to finally come true
Bm G
Then they were right about you
How to play Easter Egg
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.