Heart In Chains - Kate Voegele

Heart In Chains

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Em C
It's been a week since I've heard your voice now
Em C
You know it seems like a hundred years
Em C
It's hard to sleep it's a bit alarming
Em C
I'm a mess when you're not here
Em C
And it's a simple curse
Em C Em C
I'm not the first oh but it's a vicious hurt
Em C D
And it just gets worse
 
[Refrão]C D
Oh because you know me well
C D
Like a child knows a mother's face
C D C
Oh and i don't have to tell you that you've got my heart
D C D
You've got my heart in chains
C D C D
Tears on my pillowcase yeah yeah
C D
I don't want it any other way
 
Em C
Your attention is my addiction
Em C
A roller-coaster of highs and lows
Em C
I need your venom it's been in my system
Em C
Since the second we said hello
Em C Em C
You love me deep but I'm incomplete
Em C Em C
Baby every time you leave I get so weak
 
[Refrão]C D
Oh because you know me well
C D
Like a child knows a mother's face
C D C
Oh and i don't have to tell you that you've got my heart
D C D
You've got my heart in chains
C D C D
Tears on my pillowcase yeah yeah
C D
I don't want it any other way
 
Em
Don't leave me helpless
C
Don't leave me lost
Em
Don't leave me waiting
C
You're all I've got
Em
Don't leave me helpless
C
Don't leave me lost
Em
Don't leave me waiting
C
You're all I've got
 
[Refrão]C D
Oh because you know me well
C D
Like a child knows a mother's face
C D C
Oh and i don't have to tell you that you've got my heart
D C D
You've got my heart in chains
C D C D
Tears on my pillowcase yeah yeah
C D
I don't want it any other way

How to play Heart In Chains

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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.

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