Home
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[Intro] D#m B G#m
D#m B G#m
D#m
Lying awake, did it again for Christ's sake
Should a told her to go, and I know it
B
But she tasted like home
G#m
Yeah, she tasted like home
D#m
I did what I did,
Can't say "hey man, I'm just a kid"
Saw the lie in my eyes, couldn't hide it
B
Cause she tasted like home
G#m
Yeah, she tasted like home
Oh!
[Refrão]
B F#
Well, home ain't what I'd call it
C#
When I'm the only ghost
D#m C#
Walkin' through the hallways
B F#
The pain gets so much clearer
C#
When the one to blame is
D#m C#
Standing in the mirror
B F#
This fool, this liar
C# D#m C#
Lit a match and set his life on fire
B F# C#
I guess I'd rather be alone
In a house that's not a home
( D#m B G#m )
[Segunda Parte]
D#m
The pain in my heart's
'Cause we're a thousand miles apart
I've got no one to blame for the shame
B
'Cause she's waiting back home
G#m
I hope she's waiting back home
D#m
Stupid to think that I could
Blame it on the drink
Now I'm trying to stall
B
Making calls to someone back home
G#m
I hope there's someone back home
Oh!
[Refrão]
B F#
Well, home ain't what I'd call it
C#
When I'm the only ghost
D#m C#
Walkin' through the hallways
B F#
The pain gets so much clearer
C#
When the one to blame is
D#m C#
Standing in the mirror
B F#
This fool, this liar
C# D#m C#
Lit a match and set his life on fire
B F# C#
I guess I'd rather be alone
In a house that's not a home
( D#m B G#m )
[Ponte]
D#m
I walk through the door
And there's no light on anymore
Must have known all along I was wrong
B
Cause there's no one at home
G#m
No one's waiting back home
[Refrão]
B F#
Well, home ain't what I'd call it
C#
When I'm the only ghost
D#m C#
Walkin' through the hallways
B F#
The pain gets so much clearer
C#
When the one to blame is
D#m C#
Standing in the mirror
B F#
This fool, this liar
C# D#m C#
Lit a match and set his life on fire
B F# C#
I guess I'd rather be alone
In a house that's not a home
[Final] D#m B G#m D#m
----------------- Acordes -----------------
B = X 2 4 4 4 2
C# = X 4 6 6 6 4
D#m = X X 1 3 4 2
F# = 2 4 4 3 2 2
G#m = 4 6 6 4 4 4
How to play Home
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D#m. 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.