Everytime
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F Em
Back to you, back to you, back to you
Am7
Back to you, back to you, back to you
F Em Am7
I go back to you, back to you, back to you every time
F Em
I get tired of your no-shows
Am7
You get tired of my control
F Em
They keep telling me to let go
Am7
But I don't really let go when I say so
F Em
I keep giving people blank stares
Am7
I'm so different when you're not there
F Em
It's like something out of Shakespeare
Am7
Because I'm really not here when you're not there
F Em Am7
I've tried to fight our energy
F Em Am7
But every time I think I'm free
F Em
You get high and call on the regular
Am7
I get weak and fall like a teenager
F Em Am7
Why, oh why does God keep bringing me back to you?
F Em
I get drunk, pretend that I'm over it
Am7
Self-destruct, show up like an idiot
F Em Am7
Why, oh why does God keep bringing me back to you?
F Em
Back to you, back to you, back to you
Am7
Back to you, back to you, back to you
F Em Am7
I go back to you, back to you, back to you every time
Just when I get on a new wave
Am7
Boy, you look at me and I slip outta my lace
F Em
They keep calling me a head-case
Am7
Cause I can't make a good case why we can't change
F Em Am7
I've tried to fight our energy
F Em Am7
But every time I think I'm free
F Em
You get high and call on the regular
Am7
I get weak and fall like a teenager
F Em Am7
Why, oh why does God keep bringing me back to you? (Back to you, baby)
F Em
I get drunk, pretend that I'm over it
Am7
Self-destruct, show up like an idiot
F Em Am7
Why, oh why does God keep bringing me back to you?
F Em
I go back to you, back to you, back to you (I go back to you)
Am7
Back to you, back to you, back to you (back to you)
F Em Am7
I go back to you, back to you, back to you every time (I go)
F Em
I go back to you, back to you, back to you
Am7
Back to you, back to you, back to you
F Em Am7
I go back to you, back to you, back to you every time
How to play Everytime
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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.