So What - Saibh Skelly
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
2nd traste
[Verse 1]
E*
I barely know you
C#m*
But everything I know so far I like
B*
It wouldn't be like me
A*
To fall for somebody overnight
E*
But here we are
in the back of your car
C#m*
With the sunroof open
starin' at the stars
B* A*
Isn't it bliss, doin' nothin' but this?
 
[Chorus]
B* C#m* A* C#m*
I'm a little dramatic, and I bet I'd be freaking you out if you knew that I've been
B* C#m* A*
On a whole other planet, and I can't come back down
 
E
But so what?
C#m
Guess I'm a loser when it comes to love
B
Guess I'm a sucker, I can't get enough
A
I want that stereotypical, unconditional, hands-on, physical
E C#m
Wonder if you have been feeling the same
B
Are all of your friends sick of hearing my name
A
I want that stereotypical, unconditional, hands-on physical
 
[Verse 2]
E
I wanna go there
C#m
The place you always talk about
B
In the middle of nowhere
A
Maybe we can build a house
 
In a couple of years
E
Down the line I'd be yours
you'd be mine
C#m
Picking out kitchen tiles
B
Blue like the colour in your eyes
A
Wouldn't have to think about it twice
 
[Chorus]
B C#m A C#m
I'm a little dramatic, and I bet I'd be freaking you out if you knew that I've been
B C#m A
On a whole other planet, and I can't come back down
E
But so what?
C#m
Guess I'm a loser when it comes to love
B
Guess I'm a sucker, I can't get enough
A
I want that stereotypical, unconditional, hands-on, physical
E C#m
Wonder if you have been feeling the same
B
Are all of your friends sick of hearing my name
A
I want that stereotypical, unconditional, hands-on physical
 
[Outro]
E
So what?
C#m
Guess I'm a loser when it comes to love
B
So what?
A
I want that stereotypical, unconditional, hands-on physical
E
So what?
C#m
Guess I'm a sucker, I can't get enough
B
So what?
A
I want that stereotypical, unconditional
E*
I barely know you
C#m
But everything I know so far I like
B
If you're comin' over
A
I might just fall in love tonight

How to play So What

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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.

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