Skeletons
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Am F G x2
Am F
Give me that lonesome look in your eye
G
Give me that awful ugly cry
Am F G
Hand over what you don't want me to see
Am F
Lets unpack that dark suitcase
G
Full of what you wish you could erase
Am F G
Some things don't heal easy
F
Night terrors
Am
Cold tremors
C G
Blood, sweat, and all your tears
F
Your weakness
Am
Your demons
C G
Had a hold of you for years
F
You say I outta run
Am
So why don’t you go on
C G
Go on and dare me
Am F G
Your skeletons don't scare me
Am F
That one ghost you can’t forgive
G
That one time you were lucky to live
Am F G
Those days you hide your face and cry
Am F
I can tell when you look away
G
All the things you don’t say
Am F G
Don’t you know, you're beautiful all the time
Am F G
Oh don’t you know you're beautiful in spite...of
F
Night terrors
Am
Cold tremors
C G
Blood, sweat, and all your tears
F
Your weakness
Am
Your demons
C G
Had a hold of you for years
F
You say I outta run
Am
So why don’t you go on
C G
Go on and dare me
Am F G
Your skeletons don't scare me
Am F G
Your skeletons don't scare me
Fmaj7
That thing that haunts you, that’s not on you
Am
It never was your fault
C
I promise if you fall into that place
G
I’ll kiss your face and hold you up
Fmaj7
I’ll always meet you where you are
Am
When it gets hard to see the sun
C
And when you wanna scream and cut and run
G
I’ll run with you
F Am G
I’ll run with you
F Am G
I’ll run with you
F
Night terrors
Am
Cold tremors
C G
Blood, sweat, and all your tears
F
Your weakness
Am
Your demons
C G
Had a hold of you for years
F
You say I outta run
Am
So why don’t you go on
C G
Go on and dare me
F
You say I outta run
Am
So why don’t you go on
C G
Go on and dare me
F
You say I outta run
Am
So why don’t you go on
C G
Go on and dare me
Am F G
Your skeletons don't scare me
Am F G
Your skeletons don't scare me
Outro Am F G x2
How to play Skeletons
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.