Mr James Dean
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BmCapotraste: Sem capotraste
MR. JAMES DEAN
As recorded by Hilary Duff
(From the 2004 Album HILARY DUFF)
[Intro]
Bm D A Bm
[Verse 1]
D
All the king's horses
E
Wouldn't make me believe
Bm D A
Even when the walls come crashing down
E Bm
You still can never be
D
A rebel without a cause
E
A rebel to the first degree
Bm D
Why don't you stop trying so hard?
E
'Cause there's no men, man enough to be
[Chorus 1]
Bm D
Another James Dean
A
You're nothing like him
E Bm D
So don't call me friend, 'cause you're nothing like me
A
Even when the world stops turning
E Bm D
There will never be another James Dean
A E
You'll never be James Dean
[Verse 2]
Bm D
All the faces you're making
A E
Save it for the scenes
Bm D
And all the people you're faking
A E Bm
Why was it only me
D
Who saw right into your eyes?
A E Bm
And you're just not so deep
D
I've had too many cries
A E Bm
Mr. Prince Charming, sorry, you could never be
[Chorus 2]
D A
'Cause you're nothing like him
E Bm D
So don't call me friend, 'cause you're nothing like me
A
Even when the world stops turning
E
The world stops turning
G A
Now you move to the next town
E
Next set, next girl
G
Have fun, baby
A E
I'm taking back my world
[Guitar Solo]
Bm D A E
Bm D A E
Bm D A E
Bm D A E
[Outro]
Bm
Here we are, face to face
A
Same energy, you and me
E
Don't wanna be enemies
Bm
Here we are, face to face
A
Same energy, you and me
E
Don't wanna be enemies
Bm
Here we are, face to face
A
Same energy, you and me
E
Don't wanna be enemies
Bm
Here we are, face to face
A
Same energy, you and me
E
Don't wanna be enemies
Bm D A E
(Here we are, you and me)
Bm D A E
(Here we are, you and me)
How to play Mr James Dean
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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.