Had It All
View chords used in this chart
Intro
Em D/F# G C Em D/F# Cmaj7
[Verso 1]
Em D/F# G
Blue eyes something from a movie scene
C Em D/F# G
She wanted to drown in every song I'd sing
C Em D/F# G
Late night loving after going out
C Em D/F# Cmaj7
Still taste the cranberry in her Crown
Cmaj7 C D Em
Wasn't much to say, but I said it all
G Cmaj7 Cmaj7 Em
Wishin' I picked up every late night call
[Refrão]
Em D/F#
Loving, fighting
G C Em
Hell, I feel like I'm dying
D/F# Cmaj7
Why in the hell did you leave me here
Em D/F#
Faded so quickly
G C
Was it me or was it the whiskey
Em D/F# Am
I watched you leave and it was all my fault
N.C. Em D/F# Cmaj7
Just about the time I thought I had it all
[Verso 2]
Em D/F# G
Miss the way your skin felt against my own
C Em D/F#
I burned a stream of regret
G
All the way down through my bones
G Em D/F#
I lost myself for a season
G C
Now baby, I just can't stop the bleeding
Em D/F# Cmaj7
It's all ashes burned up and withered out
C
No, there ain't no doubt
[Refrão]
Em D/F#
Loving, fighting
G C Em
Hell, I feel like I'm dying
D/F# C
Why in the hell did you leave me here
Em D/F#
Faded so quickly
G C
Was it me or was it the whiskey
Em D/F# Am
I watched you leave and it was all my fault
Em D/F# G
Just about the time I thought I had it all
C Em D/F# Cmaj7
Ooh, I thought I had it all
[Ponte]
Cmaj7 D Em
Nothing much to say 'cause I've said it all
G Cmaj7
Wishing you'd come back everytime I fall
[Refrão]
Em D
Loving, fighting
G C Em
Hell, I feel like I'm dying
D/F# Cmaj7
Why in the hell did you leave me here
Em D/F#
Faded so quickly
G C
Was it me or was it the whiskey
Em D/F# Am
I watched you leave and it was all my fault
N.C. Em D/F# G
Just about the time I thought I had it all
C Em D/F# Cmaj7
Mm, I thought I had it all
Outro
Cmaj7 Em D/F# G
Blue eyes something from a movie scene
C
She wanted to drown in every song I'd sing
How to play Had It All
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. 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.