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G
1,2 open up the door
Em
3,4 Answer your phone but you don't do any of those things do you
C
5.6 I deserve more
D
7.8 we've flown to the floor your sliding my ladder of priorities
 
G Em
I,I,I and you-ou went together like glue-ue-ue
C D
but now the waters coming in we're sliding apart
G Em
I,I,I and you-ou went together like glue-ue-ue
G D
but now we're not sticking we've gone dry
 
G E D
it was all suspicious, on the edge wondering what you were doing
C D
when the back of my head was showing, and your two faces were looking
G Em C
when will you ever come around, no wait its not the right way around
D
cause it was all always my fault wasn't it just
 
G Em
I,I,I and you-ou went together like glue-ue-ue
C D
but now the waters coming in we're sliding apart
G Em
I,I,I and you-ou went together like glue-ue-ue
C D
but now we're not sticking we've gone dry
 
G Em
and I don't want to be a bore
C D
but I'm telling you this aint happening anymore
G Em
so please sit down and we'll have a chat
C D
but whatever you put on your hat you think you cool
 
Em G C D
don't let me fall down the same ropes that you did do
Em G C D
NO don't let me fall down the same ropes that you did do
 
G Em
I,I,I and you-ou went together like glue-ue-ue
C D
but now the waters coming in we're sliding apart
G Em
I,I,I and you-ou went together like glue-ue-ue
C D
but now we're not sticking we've gone dry
 
G Em
and I don't want to be a bore
C D
but I'm telling you this aint happening anymore
G Em
so please sit down and we'll have a chat
C D
but whatever you put on your hat you think you cool

How to play Glue

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

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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