Ruin Your Night
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verse 1
F#m A
Underneath a cool lampshade, I was lying to your face
C#m
I didn't steal your liquor, maybe we just have the same taste
F#m A
It was a birthday party, we were screaming happy birthday
C#m
I'd already ruined your night, you didn't even know my name
Pre-Chorus
F#m E D
Oh, what a way for us to start
E F#m
Take it as a sign you shouldn't trust me with your heart
E A
Why do you want to go and be my friend?
I'm only gonna ruin your night again
[Refrão]
F#m E D
Stirrin' up a hurricane, oh it is a losing game
A
You should just forget my name, oh
F#m E D A
Stirrin' up a hurricane, I'm gonna ruin your night again
verse 2
F#m A
Underneath an empire state, we were tempting fate
C#m
Took a train into the city, wanna meet me at my place
F#m A
We go to your best friend's show
C#m
Yeah I think I like you I'm not going to let you know
Pre-Chorus
F#m E D
Oh what a way for us to be
E F#m
Whispering you ask where do I wanna sleep
E A
Oh, why do you wanna go and be my friend
Don't you know how this is gonna end?
[Refrão]
F#m E D
Stirrin' up a hurricane, oh it is a losing game
A
You should just forget my name, oh
F#m E D A
Stirrin' up a hurricane, I'm gonna ruin your night again
Bridge
F#m E
D A
I'm only going to ruin your night again
F#m E
D A
I'm only going to ruin your night
F#m D
And when I do oh will you forgive me?
A E
If I tell you that I'm sorry would you stay here with me
F#m D
Going round in circles, how do you think it's gonna end?
A
I'm gonna ruin your night again
[Refrão]
F#m E D
Stirrin' up a hurricane, oh it is a losing game
A
You should just forget my name, oh
F#m D A
Stirrin' up a hurricane, I'm gonna ruin your night again
F#m E D
Stirrin' up a hurricane, oh it is a losing game
A
You should just forget my name, oh
F#m D A
Stirrin' up a hurricane, I'm gonna ruin your night again.
How to play Ruin Your Night
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F#m. 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.