Gods Fault
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Tuning: D-G-C-F-A-d
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Main riff
d|----------------------|
A|------0--------0------|
F|--------5--------5----|
C|----7-----7--------7--|
G|--0-------------------|
D|----------------------|
verse 1
Am
Oh my my my my sweetest friend
G Am
oh my my what have I done
Am
oh no no no not this again
G Am
oh no no no no please god
Pre-Chorus
F
but he battens down his hatches
Am
closes his eyes
C
begs the good lord for the answers
G
he's never gonna find
F
and washed out in the shadows
Am
I'm a whisper in the night
C
confusion, disillusion
G
as I look him in the eye
[Refrão] F
this ain't god's fault, brother
Am
he still toes the line
F
this ain't god's fault, brother
G Am
no, I'm afraid this one's mine
verse 2
Am
blood, sweat and piss and i'm on the floor
G Am
I swear to god this is it
Am
benzo, hydro and julio
G Am
routine maintenance kit
Pre-Chorus
F
but I batten down my hatches
Am
and I close my eyes
C
pray the good lord for the answers
G
I'm never gonna find
F
I'm washed out in the shadows
Am
you're a whisper in the night
C
confusion, disillusion
G
as you look me in the eye
[Refrão] F
this ain't god's fault, brother
Am
he still toes the line
F
this ain't god's fault, brother
G Am
no, I'm afraid this one's mine
Bridge
F Am
As bad as a cage
F Am
As bad as a cage
F Am
As bad as a cage
Dm C G
And now I have to lie in the one that you made
Dm C G
And now I have to lie in the one that you made
Dm C G
And now I have to lie in the one that you made
Pre-Chorus
F
so I batten down my hatches
Am
and I close my eyes
C
beg the good lord for the answers
G
I'm never gonna find
F
I'm washed out in the shadows
Am
You're a whisper in the night
C
confusion, disillusion
G
as you look me in the eye
[Refrão] F
this ain't god's fault, Matthew
Am
he still toes the line
F
this ain't god's fault, Matthew
G Am
no, I'm afraid this one's mine
How to play Gods Fault
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 D. 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.