Nobody's Fault
View chords used in this chart
Tuning D# G# C# F# A# d#
Intro:
D A C G A# F E
F# E F# E
verse 1:
F# A B F# A B
Lord, I must be dreamin' - what else could this be
F# A B F# A B
Everybody's screamin - runnin' for the sea
F# A B F# A B
Holy Land's are sinkin' - birds take to the sky
F# A B F# A B
Prophet's all are stinkin' drunk - I know the reason why
Pre Chorus 1:
B C B C
Eyes are full of desire, mind is so ill at ease
B C B C
Everything is on fire, shit piled up to the knees
[Refrão]F# C A B
Out of rhyme or reason - everyone's to blame
F# B F#7 A B
Children of the season don't be lame
D
Sorry, you're so sorry
Bm
Don't be sorry
G F#
Man has known and now he's blown it
F E
Upside down and hell's the only sound
D C
We did an awful job, and now they say it's nobody's fault
verse 2:
F# A B F# A B
Old Saint Andres seven years ago
F# A B F# A B
Shove it up their richters, red lights stop and go
F# A B F# A B
Noblemen of courage listen with their ears
F# A B F# A B
Spoke, but it's so discouraging when no one really hears
Pre Chorus 2:
B C B C
One of these days you'll be sorry, too many houses on the stilt
B C B C
Three million years or just a story, four on the floor up to the hilt
[Refrão]F# C A B
Out of rhyme or reason - everyone's to blame
F# B F#7 A B
Children of the season don't be lame
D
Sorry, you're so sorry
Bm
Don't be sorry
G F#
Man has known and now he's blown it
F E
Upside down and hell's the only sound
D C
We did an awful job, and now we're just a little too late
Solo
Pre Chorus 3:
B C B C
Eyes are full of desire, mind is so ill at ease
B C B C
Everything is on fire, shit piled up in debris
[Refrão]F# C A B
California showtime, five'o'clock the news
F# B F#7 A B
Said everybody's concubine is prone to take a snooze
D
Sorry, you're so sorry
Bm
Don't be sorry
G F#
Man has known and now he's blown it
F E
Upside down and hell's the only sound
D C
We did an awful job, and now we're just a little too late...
Outro:
F# E F# E
How to play Nobody's Fault
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 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.