Overdose
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Into: F, G, F, G
F G
Does it start all at once?
F
Or come as slow as can be.
G
It's not about you and me
F G
And never mind what it costs
F
At least it's not make believe
G
We can get it for free
Am
But to get love
F
You have got to give love
C
Somehow I got your love
G
Was it meant to be?
C
Your love
G
Is my drug
Am
I've overdosed
F
I'm right where I'm supposed to be
C
Yeah your love
G
Is fatal
Am
Planning an overdose
F C F
An overdose
Then just like in the books
'The Voices' spoke unto me
Their words as clear as can be
They Say: no one can take it away
Nothing can come in-between
can't steal something that's free, yeah
(Pre-Chorus)
(Chrous)
F Am
And in the end I found peace
F
Don't know why you would choose me
C G
And in the end I found peace
F
My darling drug you kill me
C G
Don't think we're meant to go it alone
Am
I could be wrong but I'll wait and see
F
I get caught up when you're singing along
C
An overdose would come naturally
G
It might sound mean but don't get me wrong
Am
If I'm a slave, I don't wanna be free
F
I get fucked up when you sing along
C G
An overdose would come naturally
(Chorus)
How to play Overdose
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.