I'm Not Supposed To Love You Anymore (cleaned Up) - Bryan White

I'm Not Supposed To Love You Anymore (cleaned Up)

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[Intro: ]G-D-B-C-Am-C-D
 
C G Em C
We agreed that it was over, now the lines have all been drawn
G Bm Em D
The vows we made begin to fade, but now they're gone
C G Em C
Put your pictures in a shoe box and my gold ring in the drawer
Am D G C-Am-D
I'm not supposed to love you anymore
 
C G Em C
Now Sherry says she's jealous, of this freedom that I found
G Bm Em D
She would be; she would be out on the town
C G Em C
And she says she can't imagine, what on earth I'm waiting for
Am D G
I'm not supposed to love you anymore
 
Chorus
 
Em D Bm C
Oh I shouldn't care or wonder where and how you are
Am F D
and I can hide this hurt inside my broken heart
Em D C
I'm fighting back emotions that I've never fought before
Am D G
'cause I'm not supposed to love you anymore
 
Instrumental: Em-D-C-Bm-C-D
 
C G Em C
Now I'm writing you this letter and it's killing me tonight
G Bm Em D
That I agreed when you believed it wasn't right
C G Em C
And I couldn't sleep up on the bed, so I'm down here on the floor
Am D G
Well I'm not supposed to love you anymore
 
Repeat Chorus
 
Em D Bm C
Oh I shouldn't care or wonder where and how you are
Am F D
and I can hide this hurt inside my broken heart
Em D C
I'm fighting back emotions that I've never fought before
Am D G
'cause I'm not supposed to love you anymore
 
Em D C
I'm fighting back emotions I've never fought before
Am D G
'cause I'm not supposed to love you anymore

How to play I'm Not Supposed To Love You Anymore (cleaned Up)

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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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