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Verse
D
I'm not satisfied, with that look up in your eyes
F#m A
With that face you make, when I come down, around here lately
D
Baby I just wanna ride, with the cool kids kicking it
F#m
Watching all the other sixs, fools on the interstate
D E
Sugar shaking making it, lit like Christmas Tress
Interlude
D F#m A D F#m A
Pre-Chorus
D F#m A
Light it up, let it go, let it go, let it go up and dry, up and dry
D F#m A
All the sons, all this no, easy come, easy go, go up and dry, up and dry
[Refrão]D F#m A
Don't you ever feel like you ever wanted anything more, than everybody, anybody else
D F#m E
Seventeen and bad, was the best you never had, and you want, since you never said for yourself
D
Seven, six, five, four, three, two, one
F#m A
Everybody got a name, everybody got a number
D
Seven sins, six frames, five for the two of us
F#m A
Three's too much, if there's only one loving
D
Here he come, let him know, leave him more
F#m A
Let him go up to dry, up to dry
D F#m A
Light it up, let it go, let it go, let it go up to dry, up to dry
Verse
D F#m A
I don't believe that anybody's got, ever felt this way, cause if they had, they never would of made me
D F#m A
They say "hell no!", wake me up at ten, tomorrow, for my sake, keep the volume down please
D F#m A
Doesn't everybody try to do their best, at what they do best, and do less, of the bad to begin with
D F#m A
doesnt leaving me mean little less if u left my life but never loved to begin with
D
you never loved to begin with
F#m A
you never loved me
D
you never loved to begin with
F#m A
you never loved me
[Refrão]D F#m A
Don't you ever feel like you ever wanted anything more, than everybody, anybody else
D F#m E
Seventeen and bad, was the best you never had, and you want, since you never said for yourself
D
Seven, six, five, four, three, two, one
F#m A
Everybody got a name, everybody got a number
D
Seven sins, six frames, five for the two of us
F#m A
Three's too much, if there's only one loving
D
Here he come, let him know, leave him more
F#m A
Let him go up to dry, up to dry
D F#m A
Light it up, let it go, let it go, let it go up to dry, up to dry
Bridge
D
for the sixth months you gave
F#m A
the 7th month you keep
D
stay for 6 days
F#m A
and the 7th day you leave
D
and everyday your here
F#m A
i count until your gone
D F#m A D
Seven six five four three two one
How to play Seven
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 D. 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.