Human Behaviour - Emma Blackery

Human Behaviour

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Capo 2
 
1st CHORD PATTERN
 
A (Aadd9) A (Aadd9)
It's sad but it's true, we're all pretty strange
A Aadd9) A (Aadd9)
When our friends try to help out, we push them away
A (Aadd9) A (Aadd9)
And it's all in our nature, it's just human behaviour.
A (Aadd9) A (Aadd9)
We don't want them to see, what we're like on our own.
A (Aadd9) A (Aadd9)
Because when people get hurt, they like to be left alone.
A (Aadd9) A (Aadd9)
But we're just healing over, we're getting stronger as we get older
 
2nd CHORD PATTERN
 
F#m D
And nobody wants to be perfect.
F#m E Esus
Cos people would stop being kind.
F#m D
We'd settle for being content.
F#m E Esus E Esus
If it wasn't so hard to find.
 
REST OF THE SONG HAS SIMILAR CHORD PATTERN. I'LL GIVE YOU THE LYRICS.
 
1st: Cos we're just healing over. We're getting stronger as we get older.
And it's all in our nature, it's just human behavior.
 
2nd: And even though we all make some bad choices, it's rare that we ever regret them.
And when those bad choices are people, it's even harder for us to forget them.
 
1st (one strum): But you'll heal over in time. I promise, you will be fine.
It's all part of the ride. Don't let your life pass you by.
 
1st: Because we're just healing over. We're getting stronger as we get older.
And it's all in our nature. It's just human behavior.
 
1st: Because you're just healing over. You're getting stronger as you get older.
And it's all in your nature. It's just human behavior.
 
A Aadd9 till the end.

How to play Human Behaviour

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is A. 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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