Entropy - Grimes

Entropy

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Capo 3
 
Intro: C
 
verse 1
C
Everything I've ever known is wrong
Am F
Oh, what's the matter with me?
C
Did I even want it?
Am F
Did I just assume that's how it had to be?
 
C
Throw a ball, it's bouncing off the wall
Am F
That's how I heard music first
C
Did I really need it?
Am F
How can something so free feel so rehearsed?
 
[Refrão]C
Calculate the entropy
C
Running out of energy
Am
A lack of love or empathy
F
Leave me lonely
C
Calculate the entropy
C
Let it pop in front of me
Am
Or needed friend or enemy
F
Leave me lonely
 
verse 2
C
Every day I let the music play
Am F
It seems to play by itself
C
Did I let it bleed me?
Am F
Did I head it back until it bled itself?
C
How the birds can sing a tuneless song?
Am F
How can they stay in the sky?
C
Maybe they're just screaming
Am F
Maybe it's not music and it's all a lie
 
[Refrão]C
Calculate the entropy
C
Running out of energy
Am
A lack of love or empathy
F
Leave me lonely
C
Calculate the entropy
C
Let it pop in front of me
Am
Or needed friend or enemy
F
Leave me lonely
 
Bridge
C Am
E-eh, e-eh, e-eh, eh
F
E-e-eh, eh
C Am
E-eh, e-eh, e-eh, eh
F
E-e-eh, eh
 
[Refrão]C
Calculate the entropy
C
Running out of energy
Am
A lack of love or empathy
F
Leave me lonely
C
Calculate the entropy
C
Let it pop in front of me
Am
Or needed friend or enemy
F
Leave me lonely
C
Calculate the entropy
C
Running out of energy
Am
A lack of love or empathy
F
Leave me lonely
 
Outro
C
Keep me lonely
C
Keep me lonely
 
Am
Keep me lonely
F
Keep me lonely
C
Keep me lonely
C
Keep me lonely
 
Am
Keep me lonely
F
Keep me lonely

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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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