Hand Me Down Heartache - Jill King

Hand Me Down Heartache

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[Intro ]- G - Cadd9 - G - Cadd9
 
(verse 1)
G Cadd9 G Cadd9
Maybe it's best I get going, maybe it's just as well,
G Cadd9 D
Cause I'm tire of being with you all by myself,
G Cadd9 G Cadd9
You do your best to deny it but I can't love like that,
G Cadd9 D
I can't keep paying for mistakes she made in the past,
 
[Refrão] G D Cadd9
I don't need your hand me down heartache,
G D Cadd9
Love is hard all by it's self,
G D Cadd9
I don't need your hand me down heartache,
Cadd9 D G - Cadd9
Baby that belongs to someone else,
 
(verse 2)
 
I guess I could go on pretending,
But we both know that would'd be wrong,
And I don't want to stay and be second best
To someone who's gone,
 
(chorus)
G D Cadd9
I don't need your hand me down heartache,
G D Cadd9
Love is hard all by it's self,
G D Cadd9
I don't need your hand me down heartache,
Cadd9 D G
Baby that belongs to someone else,
 
(bridge)
Cadd9
Forget and forget, move on and let go
D D D D D
I can't fight a memory and you can't have us both
 
(ending chorus)
G D Cadd9
I don't need your hand me down heartache,
G G/F# Cadd9
Love is hard all by it's self,
G D Cadd9
I don't need your hand me down heartache,
Cadd9 D G
Baby that belongs to someone else, whoa,
C D G D Cadd9
I don't need your hand me down heartache,
G D Cadd9
Love is hard all by it's self,
G D Cadd9
I don't need your hand me down heartache,
Cadd9 D G
Baby that belongs to someone else,
Cadd9 D G - Cadd9
Baby that belongs to someone else,
G - Cadd9 - G - Cadd9
To someone else

How to play Hand Me Down Heartache

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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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