Sober Chilled - Harry Strange

Sober Chilled

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G
You're stuck on your way in
Em
You're fucked and it's showing
C
So what are you waiting for?
 
G
Forgot what your name is
Em
Didn't stop you to take it
C
What the fuck did you take it for?
 
G D
We're downstairs in a strangers room, with people I don't really care about
Em C
Small talk from a point of view, from someone I don't really care about
G
I don't know what you're leaning on, but you're looking like you're tripping out
Em C
I don't know what you really want, tell me what you really want
 
G
You're standing on your own
Am
You're looking through your phone
C G
Just give me one good reason, I don't just go home
 
G
Love me when you're sober
Am
You said that we were over
Em C
So I don't really know why
G
I'm still not enough
 
Em
I'm Still not Enough
 
G
Your times up you're wasted
G
All the heartache you faked it
Em C
These emotions are basic, now
 
G
I give and you take it
Em
And you act like you hate it
C
Oh don't act like you hate it, love
 
G D
We're upstairs in your parents room, but you don't really care about me
Em C
Small talk from a point of view, but you don't really care about me
G
I don't know what you're leaning on, but you're looking like you're tripping out
Em C
I don't know what you really want, tell me what you really want
 
G
You're standing on your own
Am
You're looking through your phone
C G
Just give me one good reason, I don't just go home
 
G
Love me when you're sober
Am
You said that we were over
Em C
So I don't really know why
G
I'm still not enough

How to play Sober Chilled

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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.

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