Everything I Never Was
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
[Intro]
Em B7 Em G Em
Em B7 Em G Em
Em C G D
Em C G D
[Verse]
Em G
Another day without you here
Em G
All the pain you hide my dear
Em
Fills my head
G Em
With all that could've been
D
I was wrong back then
[Pre-Chorus]
Em D
It's too late to take it away
Em C G D
Now that you're gone (aha, aha, aha)
Em D
I'll take the hurt and the shame
Em
And leave you strong
C
Please forgive me
[Chorus]
G
Regret it every day
B7
With every breath I take
C
I could feel you
D C Em
Breaking down from it all
B7
Forget the misery
C
Remember this when you breathe
D Em
You're everything I never was
[Verse]
Em G
Sold my soul and lost myself
Em G D Em
Can't let go, I took me far from myself
C G
One regret, one mistake
D Em C
Never meant to break
G D
A heart that's beautiful
[Pre-Chorus]
Em B7
It's too late to take it away
Em C G D
Now that I'm gone (aha, aha, aha)
Em D
I'll take the hurt and the shame
Em
And leave you strong
C
Please forgive me
[Chorus]
G
Regret it every day
B7
With every breath I take
C
I could feel you
D C Em
Breaking down from it all
B7
Forget the misery
C
Remember this when you breathe
D Em
You're everything I never was
[Bridge]
D B7
Back to you I will come
Em
(Just to hold you, feel you)
C
(It's been too long)
D
I'll be the one
B7 Em C G D
To catch you when you fall...
[Interlude]
G D
Em C G D B7 D G
[Chorus]
G
Regret it every day
B7
With every breath I take
C D C Em
I can feel you breaking down from it all
B7
Forget the misery
C
Remember this when you breathe
D Em
You're everything I never was
N.C. G
Regret it every day
B7
With every breath I take
C D C Em
I can feel you breaking down from it all
B7
Forget the misery
C
Remember this when you breathe
D Em
You're everything I never was
[Outro]
C B7 Em
You're everything I never was
C B7 Em
You're everything I never was
B7 D G
You're everything I never was...
How to play Everything I Never Was
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.