Ok Getting Older
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
Bb
Eb F Gm
Bb Eb
I stopped drinking
F Bb
don’t smoke weed
Eb Bb F
I wanna know me sober
Bb
my friends think
F Gm
I’m boring now
Eb F
Guess I’m getting older
Bb Eb F Gm
Eb F
Bb Eb
I stopped talking
F
to my dad
Gm Eb Bb F
weight lifted from my shoulder
Gm Bb F Gm
Better off not seeing him
Eb Bb
maybe when i’m older
Eb F
Loved my grandma so damn much
Dm Gm
Died when I was 12
Eb F
if she knew that I kiss girls
Dm C
Would she love me still?
Bb Eb F Gm Eb Bb F
Mmmm
Bb Eb F Bb
Saw my sister graduate
Eb F
proud of her, I told her
Bb Eb F Gm
Saw her through her first heartbreak
Eb F
guess she’s getting older
Bb Eb F Bb
My friends mother died last week
Eb F
didn’t get to know her
Gm F Gm
She was only Fifty-Five
Bb Eb F
That’s not even old
Eb F
My girlfriend says I’m too closed off
D Gm
I’m trying not to be
Eb F
I don’t want to reach the end
Dm C
not be the best of me
Bb Eb F Gm Eb Bb
Mmmm
F Bb Eb F Gm
Eb F
Bb Eb F
If I could find the younger me
Gm Eb Bb F
I’d hug her and I’d hold her
Bb Eb F Gm
say “you have everything you need”
Bb Eb
i’m okay
Bb F Bb
getting older
Eb F Gm
Eb F Bb
How to play Ok Getting Older
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.