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Capo on first
 
Verse:
F F Am
Just another song, just another tale
G
Of a broken heart
F
Don't wanna see you hurt,
F Am
There's something you should learn
G
From the start
 
Pre-Chorus
F
My friend you ought to know
F
I'm afraid it's time to know
 
[Refrão] F
Whoever said love was easy?
Am G
You know they told you wrong?
F
'Cause every time you feel it, yea
Am G
A piece of you is gone
F
Is it something that you want?
Am
Something that you need?
G
Something you should know?
F
Whoever said love was easy, yea
G
Do you know they told you wrong?
 
Verse:
F Am
Write it on the wall, tell it to them all
G
I'm happy now
F
Now you're standing tall
Am
Don't wanna see you fall
G
Down to the ground
 
Pre-Chorus
F
My friend you ought to know
F
I'm afraid it's time to know
 
[Refrão] F
Whoever said love was easy?
Am G
You know they told you wrong?
F
'Cause every time you feel it, yea
Am G
A piece of you is gone
F
Is it something that you want?
Am
Something that you need?
G
Something you should know?
F
Whoever said love was easy, yea
Am G
Do you know they told you wrong?
 
Bridge:
Dm G
I know the feeling, is sweeter than ever
C
But I would regret
F
I'd rather tell you, now or never
G
What to expect
F
Tears don't always dry
G
But tell em there's no lie
F
'Cause at the end
 
[Refrão] F
Whoever said love was easy?
Am G
You know they told you wrong?
F
'Cause every time you feel it, yea
Am G
A piece of you is gone
F
Is it something that you want?
Am
Something that you need?
G
Something you should know?
F
Whoever said love was easy, yea
G
Do you know they told you wrong?
 
Oh no,they told you wrong

How to play Easy

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 F. 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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