Melrose Meltdown
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
Am
Deep horrible blues
N.C.
Watching you work the room
N.C.
There's a frequency of trouble
F
In the car to Malibu
Am
I'll be crying on your milk-white sheets
F
Hoping one day we'll marry
Am
In a house you'll build around me
[Pre-chorus]
Dm C G
I guess I believe, I believe in old-fashioned things
Dm
Imagining us
C
But the longer I stay
G
I can see what's happening, what's happening
[Chorus]
C
Welcome to my
Dm
Melrose Meltdown
C
Nobody ever breaks up
F
We just break down
C
We really fucked it up
Dm
In diamonds and drug stores
Am
That's what we came for
F C
And when you get it, you got what you need
[Verse 2]
F G
Handing out gold stars for tailor-made behaviour
Dm
I can see your team is
Am
Shining like prizes
G
I'm sat out on the balcony
Em
Too sad to go to the party
F
It's a crime love you so
Dm
It's a crime letting you go
[Pre-chorus]
C G
I guess I believe, I believe in old-fashioned things
Dm
Imagining us
C
But the longer I stay
G
I can see what's happening, what's happening
[Chorus]
C
Welcome to my
Dm
Melrose Meltdown
C
Nobody ever breaks up
F
We just break down
C
We really fucked it up
Dm
In diamonds and drug stores
Am
That's what we came for
F
And when you get it, you got what you need
[Bridge]
G
Got what you need
Am
When you hang up and say I'll see you later
F
Got what you need
Write it down, California paper
G
Got what you need
Am
Forever more my anti-hero
F
For loving and letting me go down, down
[Chorus]
C
Welcoome to my
Dm
Melrose Meltdown
C
Nobody every breaks up
F
We just break down
C
We really fucked it up
Dm
In diamonds and drug stores
Am
That's what we came for
F
And when you get it, you got what you need
[Outro]
C
Welcome to my
Dm
Melrose Meltdown
C F
We just break down
C Dm F
(And when you get it, you got what you need)
How to play Melrose Meltdown
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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.