No Mercy - Ty Herndon

No Mercy

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D# F
Don't think 'I'm sorry' is what we need to say
A# D#
Don't think 'forgiveness' is why we're here today
D# F A#
Guilty. We're both guil-ty. Let's walk through that door.
D# F
A second chance is what I'm talking about
A# D#
Let's take the hurt and turn it inside out
D# F
Lay it on me baby till I can't take any-more
 
CHORUS:
A# F
No mercy. Show me no mercy.
Gm D#
Love me all night long and don't hurry (1.) And don't hurry) (2.)hurry)
A# D# F A# D#
Take it slow and easy. No mercy to-night (No mercy. Show me no mercy)
A# F
Hold me baby. You know I've been hurtin'
Gm D#
Love this love back to life cause it's worth it
A# D# F A#
Love me strong baby. Show me no mercy to-night.
 
D# F
Remember when we thought that being a part
A# D#
would be the best thing for both of our hearts
D# F A#
It's a prison out there when you're living alone for sure
D# F
Now I know how much I really missed you
A# D#
No more games just want to be with you
D# F
Just give me all your love till you can't give any-more
 
Bridge:
F Gm D#
In the silence of the early hours
D# A#
I look at you and I feel the power
F Gm
Don't need promises to make it right
Gm D# F
Let's just follow what we're feeling in-side
 
Go to lead, to ending
ENDING:
A# F A#
(No mercy. Show me no mercy to night)
A# F
Hold me baby. You know I've been hurtin'
Gm D#
Love this love back to life cause it's worth it
A# F D# A#
Love me stong baby. Show me no mercy to-night.
A# F
(No mercy. Show me no mercy)
A# F A#
No mercy. Show me no mercy to night
A# F
(No mercy. Show me no mercy)
A# D# F A#
Love me strong baby. Show me no mercy to-night.
 
(No mercy. Show me no mercy)

How to play No Mercy

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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.

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