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e|------3----|
B|-1---------|
G|-----------|
D|----2------|
A|------3----|
E|-----------|
 
Intro: Am, Fmaj7/E, C
 
Am Fmaj7/E C
I've been fucking with some girls,
Am Fmaj7/E Em7#5
and I've been told that makes me king.
Am Fmaj7/E C
I've been fucking with the law,
Am Fmaj7/E Em7#5
and I've been told that means nothing.
Am Fmaj7/E C
And I've been making plans to change,
Am Fmaj7/E C
and I've been told that's all I need.
Am Fmaj7/E C
And I've been fucking with the church,
Am Fmaj7/E C
and all the profits, all in Jesus name.
 
Am Cmaj7/E
I want it all,
Fmaj7/E C
I want all I can take,
Am Cmaj7/E Fmaj7/E
I want it all, I want it all.
Am Cmaj7/E Fmaj7/E C
Yeah, I want love, but I want it fake,
Am Cmaj7/E Fmaj7/E
I want it all, I want it all.
Fmaj7/E
I wanted mud in my eyes,
Fm Am
but now I want back my scales.
 
Am Fmaj7/E C
And I'm a free man,
Am Fmaj7/E C
written on July the fourth in black and white,
Am Fmaj7/E
And I'm a slave to raise my hand,
C
in spinning motion to the music,
Am Fmaj7/E Cmaj7/E
on Sunday mornings and Wednesday nights.
Am Fmaj7/E C
Pro-scribed to fall in love,
Am Fmaj7/E C
with someone outside the cult
Am Fmaj7/E C
But Joseph and Mary wrote the righteous bound to sin,
Am Fmaj7/E C
Jesus said no rebel.
 
Am Cmaj7/E
I want it all,
Fmaj7/E C
I want all I can take,
Am Cmaj7/E Fmaj7/E
I want it all, I want it all.
Am Cmaj7/E Fmaj7/E C
Yeah, I want love, but I want it fake,
Am Cmaj7/E Fmaj7/E
I want it all, I want it all.
Fmaj7/E
I wanted mud in my eyes,
Fm Am
but now I want back my scales.

How to play Mud

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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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