Kiss Me Again (stuttering)
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F
It's been, it's been, it's been, it's been, su-su-su-ch
Am
a long time, long time, long time, since anybody touch
Dm C
me, touch me, touch me, the way that you, touch me
F
So if i stutter, stutter, stutter, then i feel
Am
so-so-so un-sexy. So maybe i'll just keep my mouth
Dm C
shut, at least until you kiss me.
(Chorus)
F
So kiss me again, cause only you can stop this
Am
st-st-st-st-stuttering
Dm
Kiss me again,and ease my
C
su-su-su-su-su-su-su-su-su-su-suffering, whoahoo
F
i know, i know, it's so, it's sy-sy-sy-sy-symbolic of
Am
everything, everything that's wrong with me and you,
Dm C
so tell me what i'm supposed to do
F
Oooh, it's been ages, since we've been really at edge,
Am Dm
but i can make ch-ch-ch-ch-changes, if you really want
C
this.
(Chorus)
F
So kiss me again, cause only you can stop this
Am
st-st-st-st-stuttering
Dm
Kiss me again,and ease my
C
su-su-su-su-su-su-su-su-su-su-suffering, whoahoo
(repeat Chorus)
How to play Kiss Me Again (stuttering)
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What is the starting chord?
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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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