Forgive Me - The Plot In You

Forgive Me

View chords used in this chart
Intro: G C D Em
 
Hook
G C
At fifteen I was starting to see
D Em
Consequences for selfish intentions
G C
My father was right the best parts of life
D Em
Are the times when we let our faults kill our pride
 
Instrumental
G C D Em
 
verse 1
G C
Reading back on the words that I've spoken
D Em
A different man at a different time I think I'm chosen
G C
Some days I fucking hate the fact that I'm broken
D Em
But all the trust and all the ties they kept me going
 
Pre-Chorus
G C
I've tried to stay sober I've fought to get over
D Em
The nights that I've wasted the pills left me faded
G C
I just can't remember my thoughts all dismembered
D Em
I crumble so quickly I beg just forgive me
 
[Refrão]G C D
Forgive me forgive me
Em
For always breaking all my promises
G C D
Believe me I won't stay
Em
Away from everything that's killing me
 
verse 2
G C D
Made my mother out to be abusive and carelessly
Em
Ruined my family name
G C D
We were penniless and you were so desperate to stay sane
Em
But your emotions were delicate
 
Pre-Chorus
G C
I've tried to stay sober I've fought to get over
D Em
The nights that I've wasted the pills left me faded
G C
I just can't remember my thoughts all dismembered
D Em
I crumble so quickly I beg just forgive me
 
[Refrão]G C D
Forgive me forgive me
Em
For always breaking all my promises
G C D
Believe me I won't stay
Em
Away from everything that's killing me
 
Bridge
G C D
(Forgive me forgive me
Em
For always breaking all my promises
G C D
Believe me I won't stay
Em
Away from everything that's killing me)
 
[Refrão]G C D
Forgive me forgive me
Em
For always breaking all my promises
G C D
Believe me I won't stay
Em
Away from everything that's killing me
 
Outro
G C
At fifteen I was starting to see
D Em
Consequences for selfish intentions
G C
My father was right the best parts of life
D Em
Are the times when we let our faults kill our pride

How to play Forgive Me

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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.

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