Just So You Know
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Capo 3
A
The surface is so cold and worthless
A G
All the things that I have still come from there
A
So paint your windows in front of my face
A G
When you know damn well there's no one behind them
A Em G
I wish your body was not so warm to me
A Em G
I wish your body was not so warm to me
A Em G
I wish your body was not so warm to me
A G
Just so you know
Em C D Em
And all it was was something beautiful
Em C D Em
When tides and dreams don't seem so tall at all
Em C D Em
And all it was was something beautiful
Em C D Em
When tides and dreams don't seem so tall at all
A
It's me against the world, still I'm losing ground
A G
And I'd kill to taste what it must be like
A
'Cause it's every one of my empty parts
A G
That you fill now
A Em G
I wish your body was not so warm to me
A Em G
I wish your body was not so warm to me
A Em G
I wish your body was not so warm to me
A G
Just so you know
C Em
Yeah, well maybe it's all for the better now
B7 Em
Yeah, well maybe things outta make sense
C Em
Yeah, well maybe it's all for the better now
B7 Em
Yeah, well maybe things outta make sense
Em C D Em
And all it was was something beautiful
Em C D Em
When tides and dreams don't seem so tall at all
Em C D Em
And all it was was something beautiful
Em C D Em
When tides and dreams don't seem so tall at all
C
Pause, silence
Em
Another moment dropped off
B7
Left behind and
Em
Hanging still
C
Pause, silence
Em
Another moment dropped off
B7
Left behind and
Em
Hanging still
C
You won't see me
Em
You won't see me
B7
You won't see me
Em
You won't see me
C
I can't see you
Em
I can't see you
B7
I can't see you
Em
I can't see you
Em
(And all it was was something)
Em C D Em
And all it was was something beautiful
Em C D Em
When tides and dreams don't seem so tall at all
Em C D Em
And all it was was something beautiful
Em C D Em
When tides and dreams don't seem so tall at all
How to play Just So You Know
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.