Hey Again - The Oak

Hey Again

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Intro
 
E Am
Hey my friend
E G
I've been tripping on those things again
E Am
Hey my friend
E G
I've been thinking on that cruel world again
Dm Am
I've been seen the real side in my head
G
My friend
 
Am Em G
I'm trying to drown the sickness
C Em
In a open sea of happiness
Am
My friend
Em Am F
My calloused heart just can't stand
G
But I'm not giving up
Am
I'm not giving (giving) up
 
Em Am
Hey you from above
Em Am
These tinies have a heart
G Am
Em Am
Hey you from above
Em Am
We only want respect nothing more
Em Am
Nothing more
Em Am
You from above
 
Am Em G
I'm trying to drown the sickness
C Em
In a open sea of happiness
Am
My friend
Em Am F
My calloused heart just can't stand
G
But I'm not giving up
Am
I'm not giving (giving) up
 
( C Bb Dm C )
( Bb Dm C )
 
Bb Dm
Tripping on these things again makes my blood
C
Runs cold
Bb
Tipping on the blood again
Dm C
Blooded paws were leading my way
Bb Dm C
I remember trying to find the body
Bb Dm C
Hopping no innocent soul were slayed
Bb Dm C
The violence, we have not to live
Bb Dm C
With it
 
( Bb Dm C )
( Bb Dm C )
 
Am Em G
I'm trying to drown the sickness
C Em
In a open sea of happiness
Am
My friend
Em Am F
My calloused heart just can't stand
G
But I'm not giving up
Am
I'm not giving (giving) up
 
( C Bb Dm C )
 
Bb Dm C
The world's favorite word is kill and kill and kill and kill
Bb Dm C
The world's favorite play is kill and kill and kill and kill
Bb Dm C
The world's favorite state is being ill, and ill, and ill, and ill
 
( Bb Dm C )

How to play Hey Again

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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.

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