Liar
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste:
3rd traste
Liar by Sarah Gross from her new album "The killjoy":)
[Verse 1]
G Csus2
I've been walking up my old road
Em G/F G C
I've been tying up my laces just to go home
G Csus2
I've been crying, I've been crying
Em G/F G C
Reinvent myself each day to keep from dying
[Verse 2]
G Csus2
I need aching, I need Drama
Em G/F G C
And I need to be more kinder to my karma
G Csus2
I want missing, I want kissing
Em G/F G C
I want you to be more talk, and I'll be listen
[Chorus]
G D C
I need someone to talk to
G D C
You're looking at me like I'm freaking you out
G D
You need something to lean on
Em G C
And I'm pulling all the weight that you require
Em G C
All the stories that I sell, yeah, you're the buyer
G
I'm a liar
[Verse 3]
G Csus2
I'm a chaser, I'm a red light
Em G/F G C
I'm the thing that you keep hidden on your lampside
G Csus2
I wish you would get out of your head
Em G/F G C
I'm the reckless kind of wonderful in your bed
[Chorus]
G D C
I need someone to talk to
G D C
You're looking at me like I'm freaking you out
G D
You need something to lean on
Em G C
And I'm pulling all the weight that you require
Em G C
All the stories that I sell, yeah, you're the buyer
G
I'm a liar (I'm a liar)
[Bridge]
Em G/F G C G
Let me say what I need to say
Em G/F G C G
You can tell me that I'm getting crazy
Em G/F G C G
If you say what I need to hear
Am7 C
Then I'll go back to my best friends, tell them "everything is grand"
Am7 C
And I'll go back to my parents, tell them they don't unterstand
Am7 C
And I'll go back to my brothers, tell them "everything's okay"
Am7 C
Then I'll come back home to you and hope you ask about my day
[Chorus]
G D C
I need someone to talk to
G D C
You're looking at me like I'm freaking you out
G D
You need something to lean on
Em G C
And I'm pulling all the weight that you require
Em G C
All the stories that I sell, yeah, you're the buyer
Em G C
Tell me everything is fine and I'll retire
G
I'm a liar
How to play Liar
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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.