Felt So Bad
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Chorus]
C
And I felt so bad
Em
You wouldnt’ve understood
Fmaj7
I could’ve called
G
I didn’t think I could
C
Now so I’m so sorry
Em
I was acting like a fool
Fmaj7
And the worst part of all
C
Is that I lost you
[Instrumental]
Em Fmaj7 G
C Em Fmaj7 G
[Verse]
Am G Dm
So you found a bird last night
Am G
And you taught it sit
Dm
On your shoulder
Am G
You fell out of love
D
Cause your filter was broken
[Pre-chorus]
G
And you said
Now you know what it’s like
F
To always explain
G Em
And all those could haves and would haves
Fmaj7 G
Would all be in vein
[Chorus]
C
And I felt so bad
Em
You wouldnt’ve understood
Fmaj7
I could’ve called
G
I didn’t think I could
C
Now so I’m so sorry
Em
I was acting like a fool
Fmaj7
And the worst part of all
C
Is that I lost you
[Instrumental]
Em Fmaj7 G
C Em Fmaj7 G
[Verse]
Am G Dm
So you found a bird last night
Am G
And you taught it sit
Dm
On your shoulder
Am G
You fell out of love
D
Cause your filter was broken
[Bridge]
N.C.
Load of rocks
Will try to get me
Scrape my knees
C
Infect my body
[Pre-Chorus]
Em
Cause you said
B
Now you know what it’s like
Am
To always explain
G E
And all those could haves and would haves
F
Would all be in vein
[Chorus]
C
And I felt so bad
Em
You wouldnt’ve understood
Fmaj7
I could’ve called
G
I didn’t think I could
C
Now so I’m so sorry
Em
I was acting like a fool
Fmaj7
And the worst part of all
C
Is that I lost you
[Instrumental]
Em Fmaj7 G
[Chorus]
C
And I felt so bad
Em
You wouldnt’ve understood
Fmaj7
I could’ve called
G
I didn’t think I could
C
Now so I’m so sorry
Em
I was acting like a fool
Fmaj7
And the worst part of all
[Chorus]
C
I felt so bad
Em
You wouldnt’ve understood
Fmaj7
I could’ve called
G
I didn’t think I could
C
Now so I’m so sorry
Em
I was acting like a fool
Fmaj7
And the worst part of all
C
Is that I lost you
How to play Felt So Bad
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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.