Maybe I Wanted You
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
Am
God of chaos
F
Do you know what love means
C
Because I’ve been kneeling
G
At your altar for weeks
Am
Back when I was lovely
F
And you were charming
C G
And none of this meant a goddamn thing
Am F
Not til you saw him
C G
Not til you saw him
Am F
Caught you staring when you kissed me
C
Said you missed him
G
There’s the envy
Am F
You were never mine to start with
C G
Maybe I wanted you to be, oh
[Chorus 1]
Am F
Used to be we were all good friends
C
Now it’s the three of us
G
Against a world of them
Am F
But he’s the sun and I’m the moonshine
C G
Hard to swallow, just the one time
Am F
You don’t drink and I don’t mind
C G
Oh God he’s pretty and you’ll never
Am F C G
You’ll never be mine
Am F C G
You’ll never be mine
[Verse 2]
Am
God of chaos
F
Did you ever love me
C
Oh we danced in the dark
G
After that stupid party
Am F
I didn’t even want to go
C
But you dragged me out and the music was good
G
They didn’t play a single song off the radio
Am
But on the drive home
F
You held his hand
C
Said it was nothing
G
You were just good friends
Am
But I can see him
F C G
With his hands around your neck
[Chorus 2]
Am F
Used to be we were all good friends
C
Now it’s the three of us
G
Against a world of them
Am F
But he’s the sun and I’m the moonshine
C G
Hard to swallow, just the one time
Am F
You don’t drink and I don’t mind
C G
Oh God he’s pretty and you’ll never
Am F C G
You’ll never be mine
Am F C G
You’ll never be mine
Am F
Used to be we were all good friends
C
Now it’s the three of us
G
Against a world of them
Am F
But he’s the sun and I’m the moonshine
C
Hard to swallow
G
Just the one time
Am
You don’t drink
F
I don’t mind
C G
God he’s pretty, and you’ll never
Am F C G
You’ll never be mine
Am F C G
You’ll never be mine
Am F C G
You’ll never be mine
Am F C G
You’ll never be
How to play Maybe I Wanted You
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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.