Guilty As Sin - Lucy Kaplansky

Guilty As Sin

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CAPO: 3rd Fret
 
Intro: Em C G D Em C G D Em Am C G
 
Em
Guilty as sin
D
I know where you've been
C G
Guess she was alone last night
 
Em
You took what you want
D
Now it's all gone
C Bm
I was just another free ride
 
C Bm
And I just needed something
C Am
Really next to nothing
G D G
And all I've got is another one that won't be mine
 
Chorus:
Bm
As if we never kissed
C
You cross another off your list
Am
But I know where you've been
G D
I know where you've been
G
Guilty as sin
 
INTERLUDE: Em D C G
 
Em
In that motel not so far away
D
You said there's so much you couldn't say
C G
Then you went and told me anyway
 
Em
My new red shoes under the rented bed
D
Stolen kisses are sweet, you said
C Bm
And I bought that tired line again
 
C Bm
Do you know how it feels to be second best?
C Am
Nothing more and so much less
G D G
I wanna be the one who wins and turns away
 
Chorus:
Bm
As if we never kissed
C
You cross another off your list
Am
But I know where you've been
G D Em
I know where you've been
 
Bridge:
G C
You found something in me
G D Em
And I found something in you
G C
It wasn't worth very much
G D Em
That's one thing that is true
Am C
Just promises and lies
G
Promises and lies
 
Chorus:
Bm
As if we never kissed
C
You cross another off your list
Am C
But I know where you've been
G
Guilty as sin
 
Chorus:
Bm
As if we never kissed
C
You cross another off your list
Am
But I know where you've been
G D
I know where you've been
G
Guilty as sin
 
OUTRO:
D
I took you in
C
I guess you win
G Em
I guess you win

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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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