Reasons To Stay
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
3rd traste
[Verse]
G
I asked Jesus for a sign
Am
And today I haven’t cried
Fmaj C
It’s only 2 pm but that beats yesterday
G
So I guess that’s a reason to stay
G
When you’re drunk at 3 am
Am
You don’t call your ex girlfriend
Fmaj C
It’s been a couple months since you brought up her name
G
So I guess that’s a reason to stay
Cadd9 G
But you don’t try like you used to
Fmaj
You don’t look at me the same
Am
You used to say you’re sorry
C
Now whiskey’s what you blame
G
How much can a heart take
Fmaj
Till it’s really your last chance
Cadd9 G C
I’m a giver but I’ve given all I can
Fmaj C
We both know that I ain’t one to walk away
Fmaj C G
But I’m runnin out of reasons to stay
G
If I go find somebody new
Am
I’d lose your mom and sister too
Fmaj C
You know me and how much I hate change
G
So I guess that’s a reason to stay
Fmaj C
And I ain’t perfect either we all make mistakes
N.C.
But that don’t change
Cadd9 G
That you don’t try like you used to
Fmaj
You don’t look at me the same
Am
You used to say you’re sorry
C
Now whiskey’s what you blame
G
How much can a heart take
Fmaj
Till it’s really your last chance
Cadd9 G C
I’m a giver but I’ve given all I can
Fmaj C
We both know that I ain’t one to walk away
Fmaj C G Fmaj Am C
But I’m runnin out of reasons to stay
G
I’m runnin out of patience
Fmaj Am C
Damn I hate to say it
Cadd9 G Fmaj
I’m runnin out of patience and grace
Am C
And at the end of the day
Fmaj C
Findin last resort reasons we’re okay
G Fmaj Am C
Ain’t a good reason to stay
Cadd9 G
You just don’t try like you used to
Fmaj
You don’t look at me the same
Am
You used to say you’re sorry
C
Now whiskey’s what you blame
G
How much can a heart take
Fmaj
Till it’s really your last chance
Cadd9 G C
I’m a giver but I’ve given all I can
Fmaj C
We both know that I ain’t one to walk away
Fmaj C G
But I’m runnin out of reasons to stay
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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.