How Can You Lose What You Never Had
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Intro: D E A D G D
#1.
D E A D G D
How can you lose, what you never had..
D E A D G D
I tell myself, when I'm feeling sad.
Bridge:
D G
You don't have the right to cry, you
Gbm B
believed your own lie.
E A
It's your fault because, you thought
G Gbm A
that she was yours.
#2.
D E A D G D
Think it over once, think it over twice.
D E A D G D
I wish I could take, my own advice.
Bridge:
D G
I know I should be glad, why does it
Gbm B
hurt so bad?
E A D G D
How can you lose, what you never had?
INTERLUDE: D E A D G D
Bridge:
D G
You don't have the right to cry, you
Gbm B
believed your own lie.
E A
It's your fault because, you thought
G Gbm A
that she was yours.
#3.
D E A D G D
Think it over once, think it over twice.
D E A D G D
I wish I could take, my own advice.
Bridge:
D G
I know I should be glad, why does it
Gbm B
hurt so bad?
E A D G D
How can you lose, what you never had?
OUTRO:
D E A D G D
How can you lose what you never had?
How to play How Can You Lose What You Never Had
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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.