Forever Alone
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Intro
D E
[Verso 1]
A E
Sweet girl how are you?
D E
You're fine? Cool me too!
A E
Tell me do you have the time
D E
For a glass of wine?
A E
Oh, you already meet a friend?
D E
Go to a party with open end?
A E
But you're only afraid
D E
And our love turns to hate
[Pré-Refrão]
D E
And it's all your fault
A E
But you're too dumb to realize
D E
That you need a jolt cause otherwise
[Refrão]
A E
You're forever alone, Everyone's gone
A
Nobody's home, You're standing alone
A
Forever alone, Everyone's gone
D E
And it's all your fault
A E
But you're too sexy to see it
D E
That you need a jolt, Cause otherwise
A D E D E A
You're forever alone
[Verso 2]
A E
You wonder why nobody talks to
D E
You Understand you fool!
A E
That we don't have any chance
D E
All the time you hang out with your friends
A E
Don't get me wrong, pretty girl
D E
But we live in different worlds
A E
No signs you're givin' to me
D E
You're killing me, can't you see?
[Pré-Refrão]
D E
And it's all your fault
A E
But you're too dumb to realize
D E
That you need a jolt cause otherwise
[Refrão]
A E
You're forever alone, Everyone's gone
A
Nobody's home, You're standing alone
A
Forever alone, Everyone's gone
D E
And it's all your fault
A E
But you're too sexy to see it
D E
That you need a jolt, Cause otherwise
A D E
You're forever alone
A D E
Forever Alone
A D E
You're forever alone
{Solo}
D E
A E
A
A D C#/D A E
[Pré-Refrão]
D E
And it's all your fault
A E
But you're too dumb to realize
D E
That you need a jolt cause otherwise
[Refrão]
A E
You're forever alone, Everyone's gone
A
Nobody's home, You're standing alone
A
Forever alone, Everyone's gone
D E
And it's all your fault
A E
But you're too sexy to see it
D E
That you need a jolt, Cause otherwise
A D E
You're forever alone
A D E
Forever Alone
A D E
You're forever alone
D E A
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How to play Forever Alone
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.