I Hope You End Up Alone
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Chorus]
E B
I hope you end up alone, with me
G#m F# E B
'Cause I'm a mess on my own, you see?
G#m F# E B
And I'm not good at playin' love songs
G#m F# F# B
But I feel bad whenever you're gone
G#m F#
I hope you end up -
[Verse 1]
E
Honestly
B G# F#
I don't ever wanna see
E
You with anyone but me
B G# F#
I won't let it show, nah, nah
E
And it seems
B G#m F#
I'm already way too deep
E B G#m
Hate that I've been losin' sleep
F#
Now who's in control? Nah, nah
[Pre-Chorus]
E B
I'm fallin' for you, baby
G#m F#
Out of my mind, maybe
E B G#m
Ain't gonna lie, you should know
[Chorus]
F# E B
I hope you end up alone, with me
G#m F# E B
'Cause I'm a mess on my own, you see?
G#m F# E B
And I'm not good at playin' love songs
G#m F# E B
But I feel bad whenever you're gone
G#m F#
I hope you end up -
[Verse 2]
E
Honestly
B G#m
I might have a tendency
F#m E
Of doin' what's not good for me
B G#m F#
It's hard to let go, nah, nah
E
Anyway
B G#m F#
I know this is not a phase
E
Wanna see you every day
B G#m F#
Let's not take it slow, nah, nah
[Pre-Chorus]
E B
I'm fallin' for you, baby
G#m F#
Out of my mind, maybe
E B G#m F#
Ain't gonna lie, you should know, oh, oh, oh
E B
I'm runnin' away lately
G#m F#m
Now I wanna stay, baby
E B G#m
I ain't gonna lie, you should know
[Chorus]
E B
I hope you end up alone, with me
G#m F# E B
'Cause I'm a mess on my own, you see?
G#m F# E B
And I'm not good at playin' love songs
G#m F# E B
But I feel bad whenever you're gone
G#m F# E B
I hope you end up alone, with me
G#m F# E B
I hope you never let go of me
G#m F# E B
Call me a loser, call me crazy
G#m F# E B
But you will end up with me, baby
[Outro]
E B G#m F#
I hope you end up alone (Oh-oh, oh-oh)
E B G#m F#
I hope you end up alone (Oh-oh, oh-oh)
E B G#m F#
I hope you end up alone
E B G#m F#
I hope you end up alone
E
I hope you end up with me
How to play I Hope You End Up Alone
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.