Mind In Mine - Ida Laurberg

Mind In Mine

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Intro: Bm A G D
 
Verse
Bm
When does it get worse
A
When do you say your last words
G
Will I be there to hear them
G
Or will I still be healing
 
Bm
I'm trapped in it all
A
So I make one last call
G
To clear my conscience
G
Though I know it's non sense
 
Pre-Chorus
Bm A D G
'Cause we didn't do a thing wrong
Bm
He left when he should
A F#m G
He grew strong I wish I could
 
[Refrão]
Bm A
Your mind is in my mind
A F#m G
Your blood is in my blood
Bm
I try to leave you behind
A F#m G
But there's no way that I could, I could
 
Bridge
Bm
Appear to me at night
A
Wish to soon see the light
D
You make me feel so guilty
G
You make me feel so guilty
 
Bm
Appear to me at night
F#m
Wish to soon see the light
G
You make me feel so guilty
G
You make me feel so guilty
 
Verse: 2
 
Bm
I dream of you and me
A
Talking about what could be
G
Saying that you're sorry
G
But you're not sorry
 
Pre-Chorus
Bm A D G
’Cause you didn't do a thing wrong
Bm
At least in your mind
A
You're so screwed up
D G
You passed it on to us love
 
[Refrão]
Bm
Your mind is in my mind
A F#m G
Your blood is in my blood
Bm
I try to leave you behind
A F#m G
But there's no way that I could, I could
x2
 
Bridge
Bm
Appear to me at night
A
Wish to soon see the light
D
You make me feel so guilty
G
You make me feel so guilty
x2
 
Outro
Bm A D G
I didn't do a thing wrong
Bm A
But I still can't forgive myself
D G
For being strong
Bm
No I can't forget
A
But I wish to forgive
F#m G
The broken promises
Bm
'Cause you are still loved
D
And you are still missed
G
As long as we exist

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bm. 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.

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