I get lost - Eric Clapton

I get lost

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Intro: F#m E6 Bm7 Esus4 E Esus4 E (x2)
 
F#m E6 Bm7 E
I'm sorry. Why should I say I'm sorry?
F#m E6 Bm7 Esus4 E Esus4 E
If I've hurt you? You know you've hurt me too.
 
Am F D G E Am
But you get lost inside your tears. And there is nothing I can do.
F D G E
Cause, I get lost inside my fear. That I am nothing without you.
 
Am G F#m E6 Bm7 E
 
F#m E6 Bm7 E
You're angry. Why shouldn't you be angry?
F#m E6 Bm7 Esus4 E Esus4 E
With what we've been through? Well, I get angry too
 
Am F D G E Am
But you get lost inside your tears. And there is nothing I can do.
F D G E Am
Cause, I get lost inside my fear. That I am nothing without you.
G D F E F
Cause I am nothing without you.
 
E* E
Why should we have taken, so long
A Asus4 F#sus4 F#
To be looking inside of our minds?
F E* E
Everything we tried, went wrong.
A Asus4 A F F/E G
Are we worried, by what we might find?
 
F#m E6 Bm7 E
 
F#m E6 Bm7 E
I'm sorry. Why can't I say I'm sorry?
F#m E6 Bm7 E
If I hurt you. You know it hurts me too
 
Am F D G E Am
But you get lost inside your tears. And there is nothing I can do.
F D G E Am
Cause, I get lost inside my fear. And I am nothing without you.
F D G E Am
And you get lost inside your tears. And there is nothing we can do.
F D G E Am
Cause I get lost inside my fear. Then I am nothing without you.
 
G D F E Am
Cause I am nothing without you.
G D F E Am
And I'm nothing without you.
G D F E Am
Cause I am nothing without you.
G D F E Am
Cause I am nothing without you.
 
F#m E6 Bm7 E

How to play I get lost

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F#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.

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