His To Mine - Adam Sanders

His To Mine

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[Intro ]
D G D/F# A
D G D A
 
[Verso 1]
G D A D
If he's anything like me that ole boy had to see it coming
G D A D A
And if you ask if he regrets anything I bet he doesn't
F#m7 G
I bet he's why your phones face down on the bar
F#m7 F#m A
And if he was here he'd tell me you're 'bout to break my heart, but
 
[Refrão]
G D/F# A D
Where ever he is in the world tonight
G D/F# A
I bet he's picking up pieces
G D/F# A D
A girl like you puts the good in goodbye
G D/F# A
I bet you make it look easy
 
Bm D G D
Baby, I bet your kiss took him so damn high
Bm A G
And I bet the falls worth the ride
 
G D/F# A D
I know my heart don't stand a chance tonight
G D/F# Em7
But do what you did to his
G D/F# A D
To mine
 
[Verso 2]
G D
Baby, take me to heaven and drag me through hell like you're running
G D
Make it hard letting go I'll hold on long as you don't hold back nothin'
 
F#m7 G
It is what it is you ain't gotta warn me
F#m7 A
Just hit me with the hurt you put on the boy before me
 
[Refrão]
G D/F# A D
Where, where ever he is in the world tonight
G D/F# A
I bet he's picking up pieces
G D/F# A D
A girl like you puts the good in goodbye
G D/F# A
I bet you make it look easy
 
Bm D G D
Baby, I bet your kiss took him so damn high
Bm A G
And I bet the falls worth the ride
 
G D/F# A D
I know my heart don't stand a chance tonight
G D/F# Em7
But do what you did to his
Bm D G
To mine
D Bm A G
Woah, to mi-ine, baby
 
[Refrão]
Bm F#/A# G D
Yeah, I bet your kiss took him so damn high
Bm A G
And I bet the falls worth the ride
 
Oh baby
 
G D/F# A D
I know my heart don't stand a chance tonight
G D/F# A
But do what you did to his
G D/F# Bm
It's yours for the breakin' girl I'll be just fine
G D/F# Em
So do what you did to his
G D/F# A D
To mine
 
Outro
G D/F# G
Yeah, to mi-i-i-ine

How to play His To Mine

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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