Ghosting
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Intro B Bm/E G#m
B5 B7 B
B
I've been ghosting
B/E D Eb
I've been ghosting a long
G#m B
Ghost in your house
E
Ghost in your arms
B B/E D Eb
When you're tossing, when you turn in your sleep
G#m B E
It's because I'm ghosting your dreams
E F#
And this is why I have decided
B E
To pull these old white sheets from my head
E F#
I'll leave them folded neat and tidy
B E
So that you'll know I'm out of hiding
E B7
Yeaahh
B
I've been ghosting
B/E D Eb
I've been ghosting a long
G#m B E
Ghost in the world, ghost with no home
B B/E D Eb
I remember, I remember the days
G#m B E
When I'd make you oh so afraid
E F#
And this is why I have decided
B E
To leave your house and home unhaunted
E F#
You don't need poltergeists for sidekicks
B E
You don't need treats
[Refrão] E
And you don't need tricks
F#
You don't need treats
B
You don't need tricks
E
You don't need no Halloween
E
You don't need treats
F#
You don't need tricks
B B/E D Eb G#m B E
And you don't need me
( B B/E D Eb )
C#m
C#m
Hey
Am6
Would it be so bad if I stayed?
G6
I'm just a ghost out of his grave
F#
And I can make love in my grave
Am6
I won't put white into your hair
G6
I won't make noises in your stairs
F#
I will be kind and I'll be sweet
F
If you stop staring straight through me
E F#
And this is why I have decided
B E
To pull these old white sheets from my head
E F#
I'll leave them folded neat and tidy
B E
So that you'll know I'm out of hiding
E F# G
And this is why I have decided
B E
To leave your house and home unhaunted
E F#
You don't need poltergeists for sidekicks
B E
You don't need treats
[Refrão] E
And you don't need tricks
F#
You don't need treats
B
You don't need tricks
E
You don't need no halloween
E
You don't need treats
F#
You don't need tricks
B
You don't need treats
E
You don't need no hallow's eve
E
You don't need treats
F#
You don't need tricks
B
And you don't need... me
Final B
How to play Ghosting
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is B. 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.