Sober
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[Intro ]
D D
[Verso 1]
D
Double tequila
Trying to heal a
Broken heart
G
No, I don't wanna feel a thing
Or the look on his face when I gave back that ring
D
But then you walked in
Oh, what a plot twist
G
The kind of kind eyes that get you talking 'bout
Things I shouldn't be talking bout
[Refrão]
D
I should be sober
I should have a clear head
G D
'Cause I'm gonna say things that I'm gonna regret
Bm
And I don't wanna miss a second
A
Drunk me could go and wreck it
D
You seem like a good guy
And it's been a minute
G D
Since I felt something right from the beginning
G Bm
Might be coming off a little bolder
A
You keep coming in a little closer
D D
I should be sober
[Verso 2]
D
You got me dizzy
Want you to kiss me
G
So Go ahead and spin these Lucchese's round
Boy, I better set this drink down
[Refrão]
D
I should be sober
I should have a clear head
G D
'Cause I'm gonna say things that I'm gonna regret
Bm
And I don't wanna miss a second
A
Drunk me could go and wreck it
D
You seem like a good guy
And it's been a minute
G D
Since I felt something right from the beginning
Bm
Might be coming off a little bolder
A
You keep coming in a little closer
D G D
I should be sober
[Ponte]
Bm7 A
Wanna remember every bit of you in the neon
D G
I'm second guessing my first impression
A N.C.
But you're still coming on strong
[Refrão]
D
Damn, I should be sober
I should have a clear head
Bm D
'Cause I'm gonna say things
That I'm gonna regret
D
I should be sober
I should have a clear head
G D
'Cause I'm gonna say things that I'm gonna regret
Bm
And I don't wanna miss a second
A
Drunk me could go and wreck it
D
You seem like a good guy
And it's been a minute
G D
Since I felt something right from the beginning
Bm
Might be coming off a little bolder
A
You keep coming in a little closer
D D
I should be sober
Outro
D
Yeah, I should be sober
How to play Sober
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 D. 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.