Everything I've Got Belongs To You
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(Ed Kuepper)
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F# B F# B
F# B
I've designs on you that come from dirty books
F# B
I would lie to you if that is what it took
F# F#
I can act out of spite
C# C#
And those times ain't few
F# B F# B
And everything I've got belongs to you
F# B F# B
Yeah everything I've got belongs to you
F# B
I come by for you and take you by the wrist
F# B
You might well boohoo there might be that risk
F# F#
To let you off of the hook
C# C#
That just wouldn't do
F# B F# B
Cause everything I've got belongs to you
F# B F# B
Yeah everything I've got belongs to you
C#
I don't care who's wrong or right
B
I'll just start another fight
C#
You get yours, can't you see
B
You always get your comeuppance with me
F# B
Now, time has proved I'm churlish and I'm rude
F# B
And I find a real contentment in bad moods
F# F#
And because it's all true,
C# C#
There's nothing to do
F# B F# B
Cause everything I've got belongs to you
F# B F# B
Yeah everything I've got belongs to you
I don't care who's wrong or right
I'll just start another fight
You get yours, can't you see
You always get your comeuppance with me
Now, time has proved I'm churlish and I'm rude
And I find a real contentment in bad moods
And because it's all true,
There's nothing to do
Cause everything I've got belongs to you
Yeah everything I've got belongs to you
F# B
Everything I've got belongs to-
F# B
Everything I've got belongs to-
F# B
Everything I've got belongs to-
F# B F# B
Everything I've got belongs to you
Note
you could try playing this with a capo at the 2nd fret-
with fingering an E chord to play F# A for B; B for C#
or a capo at 4th fret playing D for F# G for B;
and A for C#
or you could do something more Ed-like with a capo on
the 2nd fret and a partial capo (third hand) on the fourth fret in an Esus
position (ie covering third,fourth and fifth strings) and playing D (play
000232) for F# G (play 320033) for B; and A (play x0333x) for C#
How to play Everything I've Got Belongs To You
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.