Please Bleed - Ben Harper

Please Bleed

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Intro and verses:
 
Em G Am C
e||----------------------------------||
B||----------------------------------||
G||----------------------------------||
D||---2-0----0------------2-2h4p2----||
A||------------4-------3-------------||
E||-0------3--------5----------------||
 
couplet:
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Em G Am C
Make me feel like a beggar
Em G Am
Make me feel like a thi-ief
Em G Am C
Make me feel like a battle,
Em G A C
that cannot end in peace
Em G Am C
Make me feel like running,
Em G Am C
as if I've lost my nerve
Em G Am C
Make me feel like crying,
Em G Am
tears I don't deserve
refrain:
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C Em
Please bleed
C Em
So I know that you are real
C Em
So I know that you can feel
C D Dsus4 D
The damage that you've done
Am C
Who have I become
Am C Am C Am C D
To myself I am numb, I am numb, I am nu-u-u-umb
couplet:
Is this really living? Sometimes it's hard to tell
Or is this a kind of gentler hell?
Turn out the lights
And let me stare into your soul
I was born and bled for you old
refrain:
Please bleed
So I know that you are real
So I know that you can feel
The damage that you've done
Who have I become
To myself I am numb, I am numb, I am numb
(bridge:play the chorus)
couplet:
Never said thank you
Never said please
Never gave reason to believe
So as it stands
I remain on my knees
Good lovers make great enemies
refrain:
Please bleed
So I know that you are real
So I know that you can feel
The damage that you've done
Who have I become
To myself I am numb, I am numb, I am numb

How to play Please Bleed

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Em. 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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