Sing Sing
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G C Am F
Can I have your attention? Whoa Whoa Whoa
Em
I just opened my mouth
C Am F C
Is it clear? Is it loud for you? Yeah
F
You just need me to be stable
C F
But I won't be able
Em C F
To keep it together again
Bm
Now don't pretty please me
F Em G Am
You're not making it that easy to slow me down
F Bm
It's no wonder I'm not eating
C Am
I'm not sleeping You say
F C G
Sing, sing to me Sing me something I need
F C
Sing new, sing good
G Am F C
God I wish that I could
G
Are you hearing me now?
C Am F Em G
Hear the sad little sounds as they fall from my mouth Woah-oh
F
You just need me to be stable
C F
But I won't be able
Em C F
To keep it together again
C
Now don't pretty please me
Em G Am C F
You're not making it that easy to slow me down
F C
All my indecision All of my excess
G Em Bm
Don't you ever tell me I'm not lovin' you best
F
I just need a minute
C
I just need a breath
Bm Em
It’s very hard to drink to my continued success
F G
Do I have your attention? Woah
F
You just need me to be stable
C
But I won't be able
Em C F
To keep it together again
C
Now don't pretty please me
F Em G Am
You're not making it that easy to slow me down
F
All my indecision (Sing, sing to me)
C
All of my excess(Sing, sing to me)
G Em
Don't you ever tell me I'm not lovin' you best
F
All my indecision (Sing, sing to me)
C
All of my excess (Sing, sing to me)
Am Em
Don't you ever tell me I'm not lovin' you
Em Am
God I wish that I
G
Yeah-eah-eah!
How to play Sing Sing
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 G. 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.