Really Real - Robyn

Really Real

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Intro: Bm
 
[Verso 1]
Bm
The silence gives it all away
Like nothing's ever going to be the same again
A
Tied up under your duvet
You're mid-performance, I'm planning my escape
G
Dedicated 'til the end
Right there when you call my name
A
I want to swallow, but it ain't the same
This is how it feels, is it really real?
Bm D
Tell me how you feel (Is it real?)
 
[Refrão]
Gbm D Bm
Is it really, really real?
D
Baby, tell me how you feel
Bm
Is it really really real? Yeah
D G
We're splitting up reality
D A
And I slip out through the crack in between it
Is it really real?
 
[Verso 2]
Bm
We checked and there's been no mistake
Yeah, I'm afraid that feeling's not going away
A
It's too late, there's no one to save you
So this is where the shared experience ends
G
It's a complicated thing
When the world comes caving in
A
I'm flexing on you from a place between
This is how it feels (Is it really?)
 
[Refrão]
Gbm D Bm
Is it really, really real?
D
Baby, tell me how you feel
Bm
Is it really really real? Yeah
D G
We're splitting up reality
D A
And I slip out through the crack in between it
Bm Bbm Bm
Is it really real? (Is it real?)
 
[Ponte]
D
Hi, mom, what time is it where you are?
Bm Bbm Bm
Don't worry about it, you can call me any time, älskling
D N.C.
Just make yourself a cup of tea and go to bed
Bm N.C. Bm
Is it (Is it really?)
 
[Refrão]
Gbm D Bm
O-oh, is it really, really real?
D
Baby, tell me how you feel
Bm
Is it really really real? Yeah
D G
We're splitting up reality
D A
And I slip out through the crack in between it
N.C.
Is it really real?

How to play Really Real

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Bm. 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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