Nothings What It Seems - Tyler Nance

Nothings What It Seems

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Intro: Fmaj7 F G Am
 
[Verso 1]
Fmaj7 F G Am
I've been runnin' empty handed, and I think it's weighing on my soul
Fmaj7 F G Am
All these things I took for granted slipped away and now there's nothing left to hold
Fmaj7
I've been steady second guessing
F G Am
Am I the man that I need to be?
Fmaj7
I've been fighting this fire for what feels like
F G Am
Too long to me
 
[Refrão]
F
I've been chasin' shots of whiskey
F
I've been chasin' dead-end dreams
G Am
Dodgin' bullets tryna hit me
Am
Tell me where the grass is green
F
All these bloodshot eye traditions
F
They've been catching up to me
G Am
Tell me what is real or fiction
Am
'Cause nothin'
F
Nothing's what it seems
G Am
Nothing's what it seems
 
[Verso 2]
Fmaj7 F G Am
All these nights hallucinatin', I keep waitin' for somethin' to change
Fmaj7 F G Am
I've been running outta patience, hate to say it, but I'm bound to break
Fmaj7
And I get lost in my reflections
F G Am
And intersections that don't lead home
Fmaj7 F G Am
Will someone pick me up? I don't know where the hell I need to go
 
[Refrão]
F
I've been chasin' shots of whiskey
F
I've been chasin' dead-end dreams
G Am
Dodgin' bullets tryna hit me
Am
Tell me where the grass is green
F
All these bloodshot eye traditions
F
They've been catching up to me
G Am
Tell me what is real or fiction
Am
'Cause nothin'
F
Nothing's what it seems
G Am
Nothing's what it seems
 
Interlude: Am
 
[Refrão]
F
I've been chasin' shots of whiskey
F
I've been chasin' dead-end dreams
G Am
Dodgin' bullets tryna hit me
Am
Tell me where the grass is green
F
All these bloodshot eye traditions
F
They've been catching up to me
G Am
Tell me what is real or fiction
Am
'Cause nothin'
Fmaj7
Nothing's what it seems
 
Outro:
 
F G Am
Nothing's what it seems
Fmaj7
Nothing's what it seems
F G N.C.
Nothing's what it seems

How to play Nothings What It Seems

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Fmaj7. 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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