I Dont Remember Me Before You - Brothers Osborne

I Dont Remember Me Before You

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Intro: G Bm Em (x2)
 
verse 1
G Bm Em
Did I stop and watch the sunset fade?
G Bm Em
What gave me life and took my breath away?
G Bm Em
Did I take a last-call stranger home
G Bm Em
So I wouldn't have to wake up alone?
 
[Refrão]
G
I heard I was a wild one
Bm
I feel like a child, son
Em C
But I really don't recall
G
Heard I was a fast one
Bm
Always was last one
Em C
Waitin' for the other shoe to fall
G
I've seen pictures
Bm
And I've heard stories
Em C
'Bout the boy I used to be
Am
But I don't remember me
 
verse 2
G Bm Em
Was I just another ghost in this town?
G Bm Em
Who was I when no one was around?
G Bm Em C
Did I even know what I was livin' with?
G Bm Em
Who are my favorite songs about?
 
[Refrão]
G
I heard I was a wild one
Bm
I feel like a child, son
Em C
But I really don't recall
G
Heard I was a fast one
Bm
Always was last one
Em C
Waitin' for the other shoe to fall
G
I've seen pictures
Bm
And I've heard stories
Em C
'Bout the boy I used to be
Am
But I don't remember me
 
Solo: G Bm Em (x4)
 
Bridge
G Bm Em
Was my heart beatin' in my chest?
G Bm Em
Was I even alive before the day we met
 
[Refrão]
G
I heard I was a wild one
Bm Em
I feel like a child, son
G
Heard I was a fast one
Bm
Always was last one
Em C
Waitin' for the other shoe to fall
G
I've seen pictures
Bm
And I've heard stories
Em C
'Bout the boy I used to be
Am
But I don't remember me
Am
No, I don't remember me before you
 
Outro: G Bm Em (x2)

How to play I Dont Remember Me Before You

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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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