Rubiks Cube - Lynne Hanson

Rubiks Cube

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BPM: 156
 
Intro:
Em D C
Em D C
 
[Verso 1]
Em D C
I was careful not to break you,
Em D C
When I placed you on the shelf,
Em D C G
You were a fifteen year long one night stand,
D Em D C
While you were looking for someone else.
 
[Verso 2]
Em D C
You were a ninety nine piece puzzle,
Em D C
That I never learned to solve,
Em D C G
My love was jumbled like a Rubik's cube,
D Em D C
And you just went and pulled the stickers off.
 
[Refrão]
D Em C
You were the hell that I held onto,
C G D Em C
A wildfire lingering in the air,
C G D Em C G
Just embers burning cold in the dust,
D Em D C
Was it love if you were never even there.
 
[Verso 3]
Em D C
First whispers then the rumours,
Em D C
Your friends won't look me in the eye,
Em D C G
Did they know you had both feet out the door,
D Em D C
Before you said goodbye.
 
[Refrão]
D Em C
You were the hell that I held onto,
C G D Em C
A wildfire lingering in the air,
C G D Em C G
Just embers burning cold in the dust,
D Em D C
Was it love if you were never even there,
Em D C
Was it love if you were never even there.
 
[Ponte]
Am7
Oh I'm tired of being,
C
Oh I'm tired of staying,
G
Oh I'm tired of holding on,
Am G/B C
To someone that's always been gone.
 
Outro:
D Em C
You were the hell that I held onto,
C G D Em C
A wildfire lingering in the air,
C G D Em C G
Just embers burning cold in the dust,
D Em D C
Was it love if you were never even there,
Em D C
Was it love if you were never even there,
Em D C
Was it love if you were never even there.
Em D C
Em D C

How to play Rubiks Cube

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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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