Maybe
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Am E G D
Am E G D
[Verse 1]
Am E G D
You cut so deep but I've always loved you deeper
Am E G D
Those voices in your hallway, if you let her in, you've gotta keep her
F
Who've you been talking to?
E
What do they want you to do?
Am E G D
Baby, I'm afraid you've been reckless with my heart
Am E G D
While I was sleeping you slipped in and burst apart
F
God knows I love you so
E
But I won't be your ghost
[Refrain]
Am E G D
You're the one who's in my body ripping at the seams
Am E G D
You're the one who's crashing on the highways in my dreams
F E
Maybe I won't, maybe I will
Am E G D
I haven't slept so easy since you left me in the wild
Am E G D
I wish I could have loved you right but I was just a child
F E Am
Maybe I won't, maybe I will run back to you
[Interlude]
Am E G D
Am E G D
[Chorus]
Am E G D
There's something dark inside me and I can't get it out
Am E G D
Your thoughts ring in my voice now and I can't make a sound
F E
Am E G D
You loved me holy with your cross and your disease
Am E G D
Did you feel that close to god when you had me on my knees?
F
If you don't love me know
E
Well then we all go down
[Bridge]
Am E G D
I'm your sweetest parasite, you fill me up with pesticide
Am E G D
Bleed me, baby, Gemini, hurt me till you feel all right
F E
And I won't, no I won't
Am E G D
You got into my head and now I'll never be the same
Am E G D
My trigger finger itches every time I hear your name
F E Am
And maybe I won't, maybe I will run back to you
[Interlude]
Am E G D
Am E G D
F E
[Refrain]
Am E G D
You're the one who's in my body ripping at the seams
Am E G D
You're the one who's crashing on the highways in my dreams
F E
Maybe I won't, maybe I will
Am E G D
I haven't slept so easy since you left me in the wild
Am E G D
I wish I could have loved you right but I was just a child
F E Am
Maybe I won't, maybe I will run back to you
How to play Maybe
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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.