Sertraline
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
[Verse]
Am
My Pocket's Full Of Poetry
C
But I've No One To Impress
Am
And I'm Sitting On My Own Again
C
In My Favourite Yellow Dress
Am
Well I Hold Onto These Memories
C
In Case I Let Go Again
Am
I Don't Care For Reality
C
It's Better To Pretend
[Chorus]
F C
And So You Cling Onto Me
G Am
Like A Leaf To A T-tree
F C G
Hanging For Your Life Hopelessly
Am C Am C
Sertraline Sertraline
[Verse]
Am
My Head Is Full Of Languages
C
I Cannot Comprehend
Am
Whatever They Mean
C
It's A Means To An End
Am
And I'm Packed Full Of Ideas
C
That I Cannot Convey
Am
I Don't Believe In Heaven
C
All I Seem To Do Is Pray
[Chorus]
F C
And So You Cling Onto Me
G Am
Like Snow On Winter Scene
F C G
Blanketing Disaster Underneath
F C
And I Don't Know Who I Am
G
Without You There
Am
To Hold My Hand
F C G
Someone Come And Show Me How To Be
Am C Am C
Sertraline Sertraline
[Instrumental]
F C G Am x4
F C G Am
Sertrali- ----ne
F C G Am
Sertrali- ----ne
F C
Make Me Feel Better
G Am
Make Me Feel Better
F C G
Make Me Feel Better
How to play Sertraline
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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.