Rose
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
* = One Strum
[Intro]
A
[Verse 1]
A
Feel like my head is inside out
A
Feel like my teeth are falling out
E/G#
Want to stand up so it won’t hurt
E/G#
I should have left but you left first
A E/G#
[Chorus]
A E
Open my eyes, should have seen it first
(I feel, I feel too)
A E
Blamed it on you, but I should have learned
(I feel, I feel, ooh)
A E/G#
It’s too hard, it’s too hard to go
(You should have made the choice, the daffodils or rose)
A E/G#
Legs are weak, heart pumped to explode
(You should have jumped the gun, the daffodils are wrong)
[Post-Chorus]
A*
Let me say I’m sorry
A*
In advance for when you say
E/G#*
You just talk your head off
E/G#*
Can you stop?
[Verse 2]
A
I feel like I’m weak now, what’d you say?
E
I know we just started but today (I feel better now)
A
My skin’s feeling hot, oh, breath is thin
E/G#
You’re brushing up, you bruise my skin (I feel- bet-)
A E/G#
[Chorus]
A E
Open my eyes, should have seen it first
(I feel, I feel too)
A E
Blamed it on you, but I should have learned
(I feel, I feel, ooh)
A E/G#
It’s too hard, it’s too hard to go
(You should have made the choice, the daffodils or rose)
A E/G#
Legs are weak, heart pumped to explode
(You should have jumped the gun, the daffodils are wrong)
[Bridge]
A
What’s come in sense
E
Felt miles in
C#m
You picked me up
B
My breath is paper thin
A
I’m running now
E
You slowed me down
C#m
I’m lost in it
B A
You had me found
E C#m B
A E C#m B
[Chorus]
A E
Open my eyes, should have seen it first
(I feel, I feel too)
A E
Blamed it on you, but I should have learned
(I feel, I feel, ooh)
A E/G#
It’s too hard, it’s too hard to go
(You should have made the choice, the daffodils or rose)
A E/G#
Legs are weak, heart pumped to explode
(You should have jumped the gun, the daffodils are wrong)
A E
A E
How to play Rose
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What is the starting chord?
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.