Over My Head
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Ab Eb C# 3x
Ab Eb C# Eb
Ab Eb C#
Since it began I'm so in over my head.
Ab Eb C#
You leave my lost inside my skin.
Ab Eb C#
I tell you you're my four leaf clover baby,
Ab Eb C#
We patch ourselves up in the patch we're in.
Ab Eb C#
Crossing slowly such a big bridge,
Ab Eb C#
We'll make mistakes along the way.
Ab Eb C#
Then you tell me that's what love, that's what love is,
Ab Eb C# Eb
We'll end up happy here one day, one day.
C# Ab Eb
Hold your breath and take a step into,
Ab Eb
Into whatever comes after.
C# Ab Eb
My god we made it this far so let's celebrate,
Ab Eb
Raise your glasses now.
C# Ab Eb Ab C#
And I'll admit, it's a long walk home.
Eb
My god you had me at hello.
Ab Eb C# 3x
Ab Eb C# Eb
Ab Eb C#
When I kiss you I hear Jimmy Eat World,
Ab Eb C#
And when you smile you show your teeth.
Ab Eb C#
You know I'll always be right by your side, forever baby
Ab Eb C# Eb
And every second in between.
Ab Eb C#
Then the minutes turn to days, and weeks and months
Ab Eb C#
The moments then they start to fade
Ab Eb C#
The only thing from you that I could ever want,
Ab Eb C# Eb
Is to hold you just for one more day, more day.
C# Ab Eb
Hold your breath and take a step into,
Ab Eb
Into whatever comes after.
C# Ab Eb
My god we made it this far so let's celebrate,
Ab Eb
Raise your glasses now.
C# Ab Eb Ab C#
And I'll admit, it's a long walk home.
Eb
My god you had me at hello.
(strum once) Fm C# Ab Eb
Fm C# Ab
You don't have to go, You could always stay,
Eb F#
Catch a later train, I'll be with you one more..
C# Ab
You don't have to go, You could always stay,
Eb Fm C# Ab Eb
Catch a later train, I'll be with you one more night,
Fm C# Ab Eb
One more night,
Fm
one more night.
How to play Over My Head
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Ab. 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.