I Am Bones - Joe Brooks

I Am Bones

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Capo 2
 
Intro G Em Am C C7
 
verse 1
 
G Em
When will these tears stop?
Am
When will this heartbreak mend?
C C7
When will the picture of your face not be engraved inside my head?
 
G Em
How does one move on?
Am
Stop pacing up these floors
C C7
How can I let go of all that I adore?
 
[Refrão]G
Call me foolish
Em
Call me strange
 
Call me clueless
Am
I don't care anymore
C C7
The only thing I'm guilty of is still believing in us
G
All is fallen
Em
All is changed
Am
One man broken standing at your door
C C7 Em Am C
I am bones now there's nothing more
 
verse 2
 
G Em Am
When all the air clears, leaves anger in its wake
C C7
Will you remember me for the good or for all of my mistakes?
G Em
No there were never words we left unspoken
Am
No plate that went unbroken
C C7
But what kind of love with velvet gloves will ever feel the same?
 
[Refrão]G
Call me foolish
Em
Call me strange
 
Call me clueless
Am
I don't care anymore
C C7
The only thing I'm guilty of is still believing in us
G
All is fallen
Em
All is changed
Am
One man broken standing at your door
C C7 Em G
I am bones now there's nothing more
 
Bridge
 
C G Em G
What I wouldn't give for one last touch, ah~
C G
What if there was something left worth fighting for?
 
[Refrão]G
Call me foolish
Em
Call me strange
Am
God knows you've called me every other name
C
But I don't care anymore
C7
I don't care
G
All is fallen
Em
All is changed
Am
One man broken standing at your door
C C7 Em
I am bones now there's nothing more
Am
I am bones now
C
I am bones

How to play I Am Bones

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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