Missin Me
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Intro
F Am7 G
F Am7 G
[Verso 1]
F
Shouldn't be calling
Am7 G
Shouldn't be worried 'bout where I been
F
What do you care what I'm doing
Am7 G
You're doing everything we did
F
With somebody new
Am7 G
Tell me the truuuu-u-uth
[Refrão]
F C
When youre layin in the dark
Am7
Holdin her in your arms
G
Do you close your eyes and picture me?
F C
Put a song on in the kitchen
Am7
When its her you're spinning around
G
Are you dancing with my memory?
F C
You're the one that left
Am7
You're the one that said
G
You and I are better off history
F C
Is moving on
What you thought it'd be?
Am7 G
When youre kissin her
F Am G
Are you missin me?
[Verso 2]
F
Are you sipping the same wine?
Am7 G
Does it taste a little bittersweet?
F
Using the same lines, and same lies
Am7 G
You know you used to use on me
F
Is she not everything you left me for?
Am7 G
Do you wish you never shut that door?
[Refrão]
F C
When youre layin in the dark
Am7
Holdin her in your arms
G
Do you close your eyes and picture me?
F C
Put a song on in the kitchen
Am7
When its her you're spinning around
G
Are you dancing with my memory?
F C
You're the one that left
Am7
You're the one that said
G
You and I are better off history
F C
Is moving on
What you thought it'd be?
Am7 G
When youre kissin her
F C Am7
Are you missin me?
G F C Am7 G
Ohhh ohh, are you missing me?
[Refrão]
F C
When youre layin in the dark
Am7
Holdin her in your arms
G
Do you close your eyes and picture me?
F C
Put a song on in the kitchen
Am7
And its her you're spinning around
C
But you're dancing with my memory?
F C
You're the one that left
Am7
You're the one that said
G
You and I are better off history
F C
Is moving on
What you thought it'd be?
Am7 G
When youre kissin her
F C Am7
Are you missin me?
G
When youre kissin her
F C Am7
Are you missin me?
G
When youre kissin her
F F
Are you missin me?
Outro
Am7 G F f
Ohhh-oh are you missin me?
Am7 G
When youre kissin her
N.C.
Are you missin me
How to play Missin Me
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.