Head With A Mess
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C G Am Em
I got the words you carefully mapped out
C G Am Em
Can't help but feel your head was filled with doubt
C G Am Em
Should I wait until the noise doesn't seem so loud
F C G
Cause if I say something now
C G Am Em
I'm still not sure the road you travelled down
C G Am Em
Maybe you took the wrong turn before I came around
C G Am Em
I couldn't say what this is all about
F C G
So can you say something now
C G Am Em
Yes I know exactly what you want from me
C G Am Em
I'm not the person you always want me to be
C G Am Em
I'm sorry you feel the way you do
F C G
But you're a head with a mess for a body
C G Am Em
What do you expect me to say now
C G Am Em
You've left it too long and I can be without this
C G Am Em
It wouldn't take more than a word to sort this out
F C G
So can you say something now
C G Am Em
Yes I know exactly what you want from me
C G Am Em
I'm not the person you always want me to be
C G Am Em
I'm sorry you feel the way you do
F C G
But you're a head with a mess for a body
F C G
Oh, and if I could make you see it for what it is
F C G
Then I would, you'd see the world differently
F C G
Oh, and if I could make you see it for what it is
F C G
Then I would, then I would, then I would
C G Am Em
How to play Head With A Mess
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.