I Would Like To Know - Bloody Cigarettes

I Would Like To Know

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D Dmaj7
I lost everything
D7
Did it mean anything, to you?
G Gm
That night you had to choose
 
Alright
 
[Verse 1]
D Dmaj7
D7
Where did you go
G
Out last night?
Gm
Was it such delight (Was it such delight)
F#m
To keep me in the dark? (Keep me in the dark)
C G
Whilst you lit the spark of another heart
 
D Dmaj7
Oh you, kept me waiting there
D7
Wondering in despair
G
If I’d been wronged
Gm F#m
'Cause it doesn’t make sense to me anymore
C G
And now you’re lying here with no remorse
 
[Chorus]
D Dmaj7
I should call you a liar, cheater
D7 G
It was a lover’s dance for two
Gm
All the times I said: “I love you”
Bm
Are gone for good
E
Oh, I wish I could
Gm C D
Regret falling in love with you
G D C D
(Falling in love with you, falling in love with you)
 
[Verse 2]
D Dmaj7
I would like to know
D7
Why did you go
G
And break my heart?
Gm
Our memories torn apart
F#m
On a Sunday night (On a Sunday night)
C G
Was that pleasure really worth the price?
 
D Dmaj7
When you, broke down into tears
D7
Confirming all my fears
G
The worst was done
Gm F#m
Nothing you could say would change what you’d become
C G
From a once held lover to another song
 
[Chorus]
D Dmaj7
I should call you a liar, cheater (Cheater)
D7 G
It was a lover’s dance for two
Gm
All the times I said: “I love you”
Bm
Are gone for good
E
Oh I wish I could
Gm C D
Regret falling in love with you
 
I should call you a liar,
Dmaj7
The things you did set my heart on fire
D7
Never believed you could be a cheater
G
I’m left betrayed as you lust for another
Gm
All the times I said: “I love you”
Bm
Are gone for good,
E
Oh, I wish I could
Gm C D
Regret falling in love with you
Gm C D
Regret falling in love with you

How to play I Would Like To Know

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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.

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