Get Over
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
F#m Bm E A
F#m Bm E
[Verse 1]
F#m Bm
I used to worry 'bout nothing
E A
Don't worry, the present went and sorted me out
F#m Bm
Swimming in something
E
Trying not to drown
[Verse 2]
F#m Bm
I used to care about timing
E A
Now I'm worried my past is the top of my mountain
F#m Bm
Staring at something
E
I can't quite make out No I can't make it out
[Chorus]
A
Heavy my head and tight is my chest
A
Focus on whatever it takes to get over the
F#m
Pain in my head the fear in my chest
E A
Focus on whatever it takes to get over again
[Break]
A Asus4
A A
A Asus4
A
[Verse 3]
F#m Bm
I used to dream about Vegas
E A
Don't worry the present went and straightened me out
F#m Bm
Now I dream about nothing
E
And try to not freak out
[Bridge]
F#m Bm
And if this is fine then I need better than fine
E A
I'm not exactly alright with this ambiguity
F#m Bm
And if this is life well then I'm questioning life
E
Out with my heart on the line
[Chorus]
A
Heavy my head and tight is my chest
A
Focus on whatever it takes to get over the
F#m
Pain in my head, the fear in my chest
F#m7
Focus on whatever it takes to get over the
Bm7 (D/F#)
Shape of my worry, the weight of my dread
Bm7 (D/F#)
Focus on whatever it takes to get over the
E
Pain in my head, the fear in my chest
E A
Focus on whatever it takes to get over again
[Break]
A Asus4
A A
A Asus4
A A
F#m F#m
D D
A A
E E
[Chorus]
A
Heavy my head and tight is my chest
A
Focus on whatever it takes to get over the
A
Pain in my head, the fear in my chest
A
Focus on whatever it takes to get over the
F#m
Shape of my worry, the weight of my dread
D/F#
Focus on whatever it takes to get over the
E
Pain in my head, the fear in my chest
E A
Focus on whatever it takes to get over again
[Outro]
A Asus4
A A
A Asus4
A A
[Fade Out]
How to play Get Over
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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.