Silence Looks Good On You
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Am G
Broken
F Am
I had no love for myself
G F
and I was a victim of
Am G F
your hands, your hands on me
Am G F
I see it on repeat
Am
When you put me in a corner
F C Cmaj9
tears in my eyes afraid
Am
then you lay me on the ground
F C Cmaj9
with my head down and you say
Am F C Cmaj9
silence looks so good on you
Am F C
darling don't you think so too
Cmaj9 Am F C
silence looks good on you
Cmaj9 Am F C
silence looks good on you
Am G
haunting
F
you were my poison
Am G
and I couldn't leave
F
you would have killed me with
Am G F
your hands, your hands on me
Am G F
I see it on repeat
Am
When you put me in a corner
F C Cmaj9
tears in my eyes afraid
Am
then you lay me on the ground
F C Cmaj9
with my head down and you say
Am F C Cmaj9
silence looks so good on you
Am F C
darling don't you think so too
F G Am
you thought that I would hide forever
C Am Cmaj9 C
in your shadow, in that pain
F G Am
i like to say that I'm all better
C Cmaj9 C
your memory, it remains
Am
When you put me in a corner
F C Cmaj9
tears in my eyes afraid
Am
then you lay me on the ground
F C Cmaj9
with my head down and you say
Am F C Cmaj9
silence looks so good on you
Am F C
darling don't you think so too
Cmaj9 Am F C
silence looks good on you
Cmaj9 Am F C Cmaj9
silence looks good on you
How to play Silence Looks Good On You
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.