For The Thrill Of It (ft. Kayhryn Williams)
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1
[Verso 1]
Em C
Do you touch art at museums
G
Do you smudge window panes
Em C
Do you pull threads out of sweaters
G
Just to break them
Em C
Do you press the emergency buttons
G
Near elevator doors
Em
Take coins from slot machines
C
The ones who are winners
G
But aren't yours
[Refrão]
Bm C
For the thrill of it
G Bm
For the thrill of it
C
What makes you want it
G
For the thrill of it
[Verso 2]
Em
Do you play with defibrillators
C G
Do you text while driving
Em
Do you touch the paint on walls
C G
While it's still drying
Em C
Do you play with light switches
G
To try and blow a fuse
Em C
Or do you double dip your chip
G
After you bitten it
[Refrão]
Bm C
For the thrill of it
G Bm
For the thrill of it
C
What makes you want it
G
For the thrill of it
[Pós-Refrão]
D C G
Here you were hiding in daylight
Bm C
There you are trying to survive
D G
You better start to run, run, run
[Verso 3]
G N.C. Em C
Do you take single items
G
From a muti-pack
Em
You know they're not for resale
C G
You're not meant to buy them like that
Em C
Do you film in the movies
G
Do you sneak some soda in
Em
Do you use plastic straws
C G
Even though Englad banned them
[Refrão]
Bm C
For the thrill of it
G Bm
For the thrill of it
C
That's what makes you want it
G
For the thrill of it
[Pós-Refrão]
D C G
Here you are hiding in daylight
Bm C
Here we are trying to survive
D G G
When you're near we should run, run, run
[Refrão]
Bm C
From the thrill of it
G Bm
Run from the thrill of it
C
You know you can have it
G
When that's the thrill of it
Bm C
For the thrill of it
G
For the thrill of it
C
We know you don't want it
G G
For the thrill of it
How to play For The Thrill Of It (ft. Kayhryn Williams)
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.