Somebody To Tell Me
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[Intro ]A D7M F#m E
A
Brace yourself
A
That's what I tell myself
D7M
'Cause I been talking secrets into the mirror
D E
Never ever more than a whisper
A
Lips ain't tight
A
Skip when I sleep at night
D7M
Let my subconscious take over and let out
F#m E
Everything I don't wanna fall out, yeah
A
Waiting for the time
D7M
Waiting for the place
F#m E
And I-I-I, I-I need
A
Somebody to tell me it will be alright
Somebody to tell me it will be just fine (hmm)
D7M
It's someone who's been there before
F#m E
Say right now, cause I just need to hear it
A
Somebody to tell me it will be alright (oh)
Somebody to tell me it will be just fine (oh)
D7M
It's someone who's been there before
F#m E
Say right now, cause I just need to hear it
A
I could run
A
But then I miss the Sun
D7M
I'm feeling so good that I never would undo
F#m E
Everything I'm out under work through, yeah
A
Waiting for the time
D7M
Waiting for the place
F#m E
And I-I-I, I-I need
A
Somebody to tell me it will be alright
Somebody to tell me it will be just fine (hmm)
D
It's someone who's been there before
F#m E
Say right now, cause I just need to hear it
A
Somebody to tell me it will be alright (oh)
Somebody to tell me it will be just fine (oh)
D7M
It's someone who's been there before
F#m E
Say right now, cause I just need to hear it
A
I, I just need to hear it
D7M
I, I just need to hear it
D E
Yeah, yeah, yeah
A
I just need
A D F#m
I just need
E
Yeah
A
Somebody to tell me it will be alright
Somebody to tell me it will be just fine (hmm)
D
It's someone who's been there before
F#m E
Say right now, cause I just need to hear it
A
Somebody to tell me it will be alright (oh)
Somebody to tell me it will be just fine (oh)
D7M
It's someone who's been there before
F#m E A A D7M F#m E
Say right now, cause I just need to hear it
How to play Somebody To Tell Me
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.