Nothing To No One - Gin Wigmore

Nothing To No One

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Intro
Bm F#aug A E G
Bm F#aug A E G
 
Verse
Bm F#aug
I am aiding, I go in, no fading
A E
Till your eyes close before we fall in love
Bm F#aug
They say it's tragic, turnings come to plastic
A E
Closest thing to magic, watching you become
G F#
My light, my dark, my everything
 
[Refrão]
Bm
Yeah, I bleed just like everyone
F#aug
But I feed off a different drum
A
I'm built all of broken bones
E
I'm nothing to no one
Bm
Will your ghost stay here in the dark
F#aug
So close, while I fall apart
A
When you go, I will keep your heart
E
I'm nothing to no one but you
Bm F#aug A E G
Aaaah...
 
Verse
Bm F#aug
Lately, deeper in your dowry
A E
Eerie like your starry song that came to mind
Bm F#aug
I feel the glass door quicker and the lights down
A E
Back into the shadows, to another life
 
[Refrão]
Bm
Yeah, I bleed just like everyone
F#aug
But I feed off a different drum
A
I'm built all of broken bones
E
I'm nothing to no one
Bm
Will your ghost stay here in the dark
F#aug
So close, while I fall apart
A
When you go, I will keep your heart
E
I'm nothing to no one but you
Bm F#aug A E G
Aaaah...
 
Interlude
Bm F#aug A E G
 
[Refrão]
Bm
Yeah, I bleed just like everyone
F#aug
But I feed off a different drum
A
I'm built all of broken bones
E G
I'm nothing to no one
Bm
Will your ghost stay here in the dark
F#aug
So close, while I fall apart
A
When you go, I will keep your heart
E
I'm nothing to no one
 
Outro
Bm F#aug A
I'm nothing, I'm nothing, I'm nothing
E Bm F#aug A E G
I'm nothing to no one but you
 
Instrumental
Bm F#aug A E G

How to play Nothing To No One

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bm. 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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