New Rush - Gin Wigmore

New Rush

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Intro: Dm F Dm G Dm Am Ab G x6
 
[Refrão]
Dm Am
I stepped on you to sip on fire
F
I got this feeling that I can't go back
G
I got this feeling that I can't go back
Dm Am
I burn my eyes to see through water
F
I got this feeling that I can't go back
G
I got this feeling that I can't go back
 
verse 1
Gm
It's always you in my bed
Dm
And in that bed, I saw our deaths
F C
I need to sleep with my eyes on someone new
Gm
To all the fools that live in my heart
Dm
To all the times I played the part
F C
I can blame all my mistakes I made on you
 
[Refrão]
Dm Am
I stepped on you to sip on fire
F
I got this feeling that I can't go back
G
I got this feeling that I can't go back
Dm Am
I burn my eyes to see through water
F
I got this feeling that I can't go back
G
I got this feeling that I can't go back
 
verse 2
Gm
I gave so much to feel you rush
Dm
And in that rush, I want your touch
F C
I need to slip inside the night back into you
Gm
I am cold from what you've done
Dm
When it gets hot, you know I'll run
F C
I will blame all my mistakes I made on you
 
Interlude
 
Dm F Dm G Dm Am Ab G x4
 
[Refrão]
Dm Am
I stepped on you to sip on fire
F
I got this feeling that I can't go back
G
I got this feeling that I can't go back
 
Dm Am
I stepped on you to sip on fire
F
I got this feeling that I can't go back
G
I got this feeling that I can't go back
Dm Am
I burn my eyes to see through water
F
I got this feeling that I can't go back
G
I got this feeling that I can't go back
 
Outro
Dm F Dm G Dm Am Ab G x6
Dm

How to play New Rush

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 Dm. 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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