God Damn It Jane - Sydney Sprague

God Damn It Jane

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Chords used:
G# - 466544
G#dim - 456xxx
F# - 244322
D# - x68886
Fm - 133111
C# - x46664
C#m - x46654
E - 022100
 
Intro
C# E G# Fm x2
 
[Verso 1]
C# E G#
It doesn't make
Fm
much sense to me
C# E
I get no love I
G# Fm
get no sympathy
C# E
Jane says I'm on the
G# Fm
wrong side of history
C# C#m
I don't think that's true
 
[Verso 2]
C# E G#
Guess we're not going
Fm C# E
after all I punch my fist
G#
straight through to the
Fm C# E
outer wall She asks me
G# Fm
if I have any Adderall
C# C#m
I don't think I do
 
Refrain 1
G# G#dim
God damn it Jane
C#
Just wanted to dance
E
on Valentine's Day
 
[Refrão]
But you couldn't hold your
Fm G# C#
head up if you wanted to
Fm
Now how you gonna
G# C#
Cha Cha Slide?
Fm G#
In your red high heels
C#
at the corner dive
 
[Verso 3]
C# E G#
I walk outside
Fm
to take a breath
C# E G#
Long enough for Jane
Fm C#
to notice I left
E G#
And lock the fucking
Fm C# E
door And leave me on
G# Fm
the freezing porch
 
[Verso 4]
C# E
I contemplate
G# Fm
the parking lot
C# E
And weigh the risk
G# Fm
of jumping off
C# E
To break my wrist
G# Fm E
or break my arm
 
[Pré-Refrão]
G# G
God damn it Jane
F#
Just wanted to dance
E
on Valentine's Day
 
[Refrão]
But you went and turned
Fm G# C#
sideways like you always do
Fm G# C#
How the fuck you gonna Mambo 5?
Fm G#
In your red high heels
C# E
at the corner dive
 
[Pós-Refrão]
G# G#dim
God damn it Jane
C#
Just wanted to dance
E
on Valentine's Day
 
[Refrão] 3/Outro
But you went
and turned
Fm G# C#
sideways
Fm G# C# E
like always

How to play God Damn It Jane

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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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