Sick Tired
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Intro: Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7 E A7
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e|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-8--8-8--7--------------------------------------------------------7---|
G|------------9--8-9------------------------------8--------8--8--9------|
D|--------------------9--7----------------8h9--9-----9--9---------------|
A|--------------------------10--10--9--9--------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7 E A7
e|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-8--8-8--7------------------------------------------------------------|
G|------------9--8-9------------------------------8---------------------|
D|--------------------9--7----------------8h9--9-----9------------------|
A|--------------------------10--10--9--9--------------------------------|
E|----------------------------------------------------------------------|
Verse
Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7
Sick and tired and homeless.
E A7
With no-one here to sing for.
Dm A7 Dm Bbmaj7
Tired of being weightless.
E A7
For always looking good boys.
Fill
Dm Dm* Dm Dm* Dm
[Refrão]Gm5 C Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
You can always say my attic has its charm.
Gm5 C Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
You can always say you did no major harm.
Gm5 C A7 Dm C
You can always say that Summer has its charm.
Fmaj7 Bbmaj7 Gm5
And that you did no major harm.
C Fmaj7 A7
Oh spare me if you please.
Verse
Sick and tired and sleepless,
With no-one else to shine for.
Sick of all my distress,
But I will show I'm still poor.
Fill
Dm Dm* Dm Dm* Dm
[Refrão]Gm5 C Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
You can always say my attic has its charm.
Gm5 C Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
You can always say you did no major harm.
Gm5 C A7 Dm C
You can always say that Summer has its charm.
Fmaj7 Bbmaj7 Gm5
And that you did no major harm.
C Fmaj7 A7
Oh spare me if you please.
Fill
Dm Dm* Dm Dm* Dm
[Refrão]Gm5 C Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
You can always say my attic has its charm.
Gm5 C Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
You can always say you did no major harm.
Gm5 C A7 Dm C
You can always say that Summer has its charm.
Fmaj7 Bbmaj7 Gm5
And that you did no major harm.
C Gm5
You can always say that.
C Gm5
You can always say that.
C Fmaj7 A7
Oh spare me if you please.
Fill
Dm Dm* Dm Dm* Dm
GitarrSolo: Gm5 C Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
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e| --------------------------------------10-7-8----7-----------------|
B| -----------------8--7h8p7-----------7--------10---8-10-7-7h8p7----|
G| -------------7------------7---7h9-7----------------------------7--|
D| -----2h5-7/9---9------------9-------------------------------------|
A| -2h5--------------------------------------------------------------|
E| ------------------------------------------------------------------|
Gm5 C Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
e| ---------------------------------------------------------------|
B| ---------------8p7---8p7---8p7--------------8p7---8p7----------|
G| -----7-----7-------7-----7---------7------7-----7---------7----|
D| -7h9---7/9---9-----------------7h9----7/9-------------7h9----9-|
A| ---------------------------------------------------------------|
E| ---------------------------------------------------------------|
Slutgrej
Gm5 C
Symptoms are so deep.
Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
Something here's so wrong.
Gm5 C
Nothing is complete.
Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
Nowhere to belong.
Gm5 C
Symptons are so deep,
Fmaj7 Dm Dm* Dm
I think I'd better stay here on my own.
Gm5 C Fmaj7 A7
Oh spare me if you please.
How to play Sick Tired
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Dm. 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.