Sideways - Jack Kays

Sideways

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Intro: F# A#m7 C#
 
[Refrão]
F#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
A#m7
I don't love shit, never get my way
C# F#
Crash in the ditch on the edge of the highway
A#m7
Never go to work but I'm out on a Friday
C#
Liquor on my shirt
F# A#m7 C#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
F# A#m7 C#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
 
[Verso 1]
F#
Fucked up, no I never knew how to just
A#m7 C#
Shut up, if I drink too much I might
F# A#m7
Throw up, now I'm falling apart in the bathroom
C# F#
I don't want anything if I don't get to have you
A#m7
I don't wanna end up like the last dude
C# F#
Strung out on the floor cause he couldn't get past you
A#m7
Always wanted more but it never could last you
C#
Don't know what it's for
 
[Refrão]
F#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
A#m7
I don't love shit, never get my way
C# F#
Crash in the ditch on the edge of the highway
A#m7
Never go to work but I'm out on a Friday
C#
Liquor on my shirt
F# A#m7 C#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
F# A#m7 C#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
 
[Verso 2]
F#
I'm at the point of just giving up
A#m7 C#
I can't keep going, I've had enough
F# A#m7
I try to control myself but I need it
C#
Tell you I'm done with you and never really
F# A#m7
Mean it and I go and get stuck in between it
C# F#
All of the headaches and all of the reasons
A#m7
One I'm a head case, I'm always uneven
C#
Nothing really works
 
[Refrão]
F#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
A#m7
I don't love shit, never get my way
C# F#
Crash in the ditch on the edge of the highway
A#m7
Never go to work but I'm out on a Friday
C#
Liquor on my shirt
F# A#m7 C#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
F# A#m7 C#
Drink 'til I'm sideways
 
F# A#m7 C#

How to play Sideways

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is F#. 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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