Erase Me (feat. Jacob Collier)
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[Verso 1]F#m7 F#m6
Why am I awake?
F#m7 F#m6 D7M
Nails on the floor and soot on my tongue
C#(5+) F#m7 F#m6
I don't know his name, but I still taste the rum
F#m7 F#m6
Nothing there but skin
F#m7 F#m6 D7M
Skeletons crawl on the ceiling, they know
C#(5+) F#m7 F#m6
That him and his aftershave hit like a drug
( F#m7 F#m6 )
[Refrão] D7M E
Don’t answer me, I'm callin' just to hear you scream
Bm7 F#m7 C#m7
And you’re fadin', but he feels like you in between
D7M E
I've said too much, in and out of wantin' us
Bm7 F#m7 C#m7 D7M
Now you're fadin' and I wonder who will erase me?
C#(5+) F#m7 F#m6
Who will erase me?
( F#m7 F#m6 )
[Verso 2]F#m7 F#m6
Race you to the end
F#m7 F#m6 D7M
My innocence waits like it desperately knows
C#(5+) F#m7 F#m6
That I'll crash if I don't lеt you go
[Refrão] D7M E
Don’t answer me, I'm callin' just to hear you scream
Bm7 F#m7 C#m7
And you’re fadin', but he feels like you in between
D7M E
I've said too much, in and out of wantin' us
Bm7 D7M C#7(13-) D7M
Now you're fadin' and I wonder who will erase me?
[Ponte] E D7M
Erase me?
E Bm7
Erase me?
E C#7(13-)
And I wonder who will erase me?
[Refrão] D7M E6
Don't answer me, I'm callin' just to hear you scream
Bm9 F#m7 E6/G#
And you're fadin', but he feels like you in between
D7M E
I've said too much, in and out of wantin' us
Bm7 F#m7 C#m7
Now you're fadin' and I wonder who will erase
D7M E
Don’t answer me, I'm callin' just to hear you scream
Bm7 F#m7 C#m7
And you’re fadin', but he feels like you in between
E
I've said too much, in and out of wantin' us
Bm7 F#m7 C#m7 D7M
Now you're fadin' and I wonder who will erase me?
C#7(13-) F#m9
Oh, who will erase me?
How to play Erase Me (feat. Jacob Collier)
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F#m7. 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.