Nerves - Dpr Ian

Nerves

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G
Hey girl
 
I heard you're leaving town
Bm
Hey girl
A
It might not matter now
G
Hey girl
 
Maybe it worked somehow
Bm
That’s what I tell myself
A
When you lie down tonight
 
G
So many times I could've held on
Bm A
I still can't believe I left you alone
G
It tore me down to pieces
 
She’ll never know
Bm A
How much I wished
 
I never let you go
 
G
Hi how you doin
Bm A
I heard you seem to be happy now
G
Hi how you doin
Bm
Don't worry bout me
N.c
Cause I'm doing fine
 
G
So you came around my house
Bm
And you left your marks
A
With your fingertips
G
I'm sitting where you sat down
Bm
And now he's looking for
A
Something meaningless
 
G
I'm getting getting little nervous (nervous)
Bm A
I'm getting getting to the surface (surface)
G
I'm getting getting little nervous (nervous)
Bm A
I'm getting getting to the surface (surface)
 
G
Hi how you doin
Bm A
I heard you seem to be happy now
G
Hi how you doin
Bm
Don’t worry bout me
A
Cause I'm doing fine
 
G
I'm doing fine
I'm doing fine
Bm
I'm doing fine
A
I'm doing fine
G
I'm doing fine
I'm doing fine
Bm
I'm doing fine
A
I'm doing fine
G
I'm doing fine
Girl I'm doing fine
Bm
I'm doing fine
A
I swear it's not a lie
G
I'm doing fine
Girl I'm doing fine
Bm
I'm doing fine
A
I swear it's not a lie
 
G
I'm getting getting little nervous (nervous)
Bm A
I'm getting getting to the surface (surface)
G
I'm getting getting little nervous (nervous)
Bm A
I'm getting getting to the surface (surface)
 
G
He's getting a little nervous
Bm A
She's getting to the surface
G
You got a little nervous
Bm A
Of running back to you
G
When you weren't there
 
And I'm sorry
Bm A
I was hurting too much to know
G
That you were standing right there
 
And I'm sorry
Bm A
I will sing this song to you
G
To tell you I really cared
 
And I'm sorry
Bm
When I left you all alone
A G
Girl I know that wasn't fair
 
Cause I loved you
Bm
He loved you
A
Loved you

How to play Nerves

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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