Heartbreak Down
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Intro
Cadd9 Am7 F G
[Verso 1]
Cadd9
Made it thirty minutes without even thinkin' 'bout it
Am7
What we had and how I had to live without it
F
New background on my phone
G
First step towards movin' on
Cadd9
One glass of wine, sometimes it's half a bottle
Am7 F
Got me thinkin' one night that I'm probably gonna slip up...
G
Call you when I get too drunk
[Refrão]
F
But I'm gonna put this heartbreak down
Cadd9 Am7 G
Get back on my own two feet
F Cadd9
Start walkin' the walk and talkin' the talk
Am7 G
And finally doin' what's best for me
F
Hurts worse before it gets better
Cadd9 Am7 G
And yeah, your memory might last forever
F Cadd9 Am7 G
But piece by piece, I'm fixing things someway, somehow
F Cadd9 Am7 G
I'm not gonna let my hart break down...
[Verso 2]
Cadd9
Maybe tonight I'll find someon to steal a kiss
Am7
Take a chance, and find me someone new to miss
F
Ain't saying I'm not letting go
G
But I'm getting close
[Refrão]
F
I'm gonna put this heartbreak down
Cadd9 Am7 G
Get back on my own two feet
F Cadd9
Start walkin' the walk and talkin' the talk
Am7 G
And finally doin' what's best for me
F
Hurts worse before it gets better
Cadd9 Am7 G
And yeah, your memory might last forever
F Cadd9 Am7 G
But piece by piece, I'm fixing things someway, somehow
F Cadd9 Am7 G
I'm not gonna let my hart break down...
F Cadd9 Am7 G
Not gonna let my heart break down...
[Ponte]
F
I'm gonna put this heartbreak down, six feet in the ground
G Am7
Cover it up, but even if I go out and seek love
G
Call you when I get too drunk
[Refrão]
F
I'm gonna put this heartbreak down
Cadd9 Am7 G
Get back on my own two feet
F Cadd9
Start walkin' the walk and talkin' the talk
Am7 G
And finally doin' what's best for me
F
Hurts worse before it gets better
Cadd9 Am7 G
And yeah, your memory might last forever
F Cadd9 Am7 G
But piece by piece, I'm fixing things someway, somehow
F Cadd9 Am7 G
I'm not gonna let my hart break down...
F Cadd9 Am7 G Cadd9
I'm not gonna let my hart break down...
How to play Heartbreak Down
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Cadd9. 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.