For Gods Sake
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Intro: F Fmaj7
[Verso 1]
C
I got myself caught up in a head-spin,
G
I can't even recall how my night's been,
Dm
I'm a sitting duck to anyone who gives a fuck,
Em F
I get this way each year approaching June,
Cmaj7
It's all or nothing in this occupation,
G7
Now don't lose yourself to self-annihilation,
Dm
Please inform the public,
Em F Fmaj7
A former alcoholic's coming to a bar near them soon.
[Refrão]
C D/F#
Well, go on then, you know how to do it,
F Fmaj7
Go and make your mistakes,
C D/F#
It's second nature, there's really nothing to it,
F Fmaj7
Now go and make your heart break,
G7 G7
I said go on then, for God's sake.
Interlude:
C
Oooh no.
[Verso 2]
C
My loneliness was deeper than the seafloor,
G
I fast became a lover outta default,
Dm
Yeah, I took my chances on short-term romances,
Em F
I fell into and made the best of,
C
If only I could see past the horizon,
G
If I could find a prize to keep my eyes on,
Dm
I'm the living proof the things you lose in youth,
Em F
Will haunt you for the rest of your life.
[Refrão]
C D/F#
Well, go on then, you know how to do it,
F Fmaj7
Go and make your mistakes,
C D/F#
It's second nature, there's really nothing to it,
F Fmaj7
Now go and make your heart break,
G7 G7
I said go on then, for God's sake, yeah.
Instrumental:
C D/F# F Fmaj7
C D/F# F Fmaj7
Outro:
F D/F#
Well, go on then, you know how to do it,
F Fmaj7 Fmaj7
Go and make your mistakes,
F D/F#
It's second nature, there's really nothing to it,
F
Now go and make your heart break,
C D/F#
Well, go on then, you know how to do it,
F Fmaj7 Fmaj7
Go and make your mistakes,
C D/F#
It's second nature, there's really nothing to it,
F
Now go and make your heart break,
C D/F#
F F
Go and make your heart break,
C D/F#
F F
I said go and make your heart break,
C
I said go on then, for God's sake.
How to play For Gods Sake
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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.