Hard To Read
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
1st traste
As recorded by Gabby Barrett
(From the 2024 Album CHAPTER & VERSE)
Capo 1st fret
[Intro]
C
Ooh
F
Mm
[Verse 1]
C
I'm gon' keep you guessin'
C
If it was up to me, I wouldn't
F
Sometimes I keep hidden
F
The things that I shouldn't
Am F
The look on my face ain't gonna give away a lot
Am G
I'll say I'm fine even when I'm not
[Chorus]
F
Oh, baby, I'm hard to read
F
Give it time and you'll see
C
I don't hate the world when I get mad
C
Sometimes I don't cry when I get sad
F
This open book ain't always open
F
High and low, ain't always showin'
Am G
If you're gonna go all in on lovin' me
F C F
You gotta love a little hard-to-read
[Verse 2]
C
Mm, I won't always say it
C
Baby, the way you're drivin' me wild
F
But you'll learn how to see it
F
The way you're makin' me smile
Am F
Sometimes I need space, sometimes I don't
Am G
Sometimes my love will show, sometimes it won't
[Chorus]
F
Baby, I'm hard to read
F
Give it time and you'll see
C
I don't hate the world when I get mad
C
Sometimes I don't cry when I get sad
F
This open book ain't always open
F
High and low, ain't always showin'
Am G
If you're gonna go all in on lovin' me
F C
You gotta love a little hard-to-read
[Guitar Solo]
C Fmaj7
Just a little bit hard to read, yeah
[Bridge]
Am G F
Just 'cause I don't wear my heart on my sleeve
Fm
Don't mean it ain't yours to keep
[Chorus]
F
Baby, I'm hard to read
F
Give it time and you'll see
C
I don't hate the world when I get mad
C
Sometimes I don't cry when I get sad
F
This open book ain't always open
F
High and low, ain't always showin'
Am G
If you're gonna go all in on lovin' me
F C
You gotta love a little hard-to-read
[Outro]
C
(A little bit hard to read)
C
(A little bit, I'm a little bit hard to read)
F
(A little bit, I'm a little bit hard to read)
C
(A little bit, I'm a little bit hard to read)
How to play Hard To Read
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.