Mz Hyde
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D
In the daylight,
Bb A
I'm your sweetheart,
F Bb A
You're goody-two-shoes prude is a work of art.
D
But you don't know me
Bb D
And soon you won't forget,
F Bb
Bad as can be, yeah you know I'm not so innocent
D C Bb
Better beware I go bump in the night,
A D C Bb
Devil-may-care with a lust for life,
D
And I know you,
E Eb
Can't resist me,
D
Soon though you,
E Eb
Are so addicted.
Bb A
Boy you better run for your life!
D F Bb
Welcome to the nightmare in my head,
A
(Oh god! )
D F G A
Say hello to something scary,
Bb F Bb A
The monster in your bed,
A
(Oh god! )
D F G A
Just give in and you won't be sorry,
Bb
Welcome to my other side,
A G
Hello it's Mz. Hyde!
D F
I can be the bitch,
Bb
I can play the whore,
D F Bb A
Or your fairytale princess who could ask for more.
F
A touch of wicked,
Bb A
A pinch of risk-ay,
D F Bb
Good girl gone bad, my poison is your remedy
D C Bb A
Better be scared, better be afraid,
D C Bb D
Now that the beast is out of her cage,
D
And I know you,
E Eb
Wanna risk it,
D
Soon though you,
E Eb
Are so addicted.
Bb
Boy you better run for your life!
Welcome to the nightmare in my head,
(My god! )
Say hello to something scary,
The monster in your bed,
(My god! )
Just give in and you won't be sorry,
Welcome to my evil side,
Hello it's Mz. Hyde!
Hello it's Mz. Hyde!
Hello it's Mz. Hyde!
D A Bb
I'm the spider crawling down your spine,
F G
Underneath your skin.
D A
I will gently violate your mind,
C F G
Before I tuck you in.
D
Put on the blindfold
A
There's no way to be sure,
C G
Which girl you'll get to know!
D
(It's me Lzzy, I swear! )
Welcome to the nightmare in my head,
(My god! )
Say hello to something scary,
The monster in your bed,
(My god! )
Just give in and you won't be sorry,
The nightmare in my head,
(Oh god! )
Say hello to something scary,
The monster in your bed,
(Oh god! )
Just give in and you won't be sorry,
Welcome to my evil side,
Hello it's Mz. Hyde!
Hello it's Mz
How to play Mz Hyde
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.