Somebody To You - James Smith

Somebody To You

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
C Em D x2
 
[Verse 1]
Am Em
I always thought
D Am
I would find, myself in a world of my own design
Em D
But here I am building my life around you
Am Em
I was sure
D Am
I would need, a crowd of a thousand eyes watching me
Em D
But yours are enough to change everything I see
 
[Chorus]
C
Oh, believe me
Em D
There ain't nothing that I'd rather do
C Em
Than spend all the rest of my days
D
Wasted on you
C
'Cause I wanna lie here forever
G D
And forget everything that I knew, ooh
C Em
I don't wanna be somebody
D Am Em D x2
If I ain't somebody to you
 
[Verse 2]
Am Em D
So wear my clothes and take up my bed
Am
Make me so jealous I lose my head
Em D
Give me a reason to be afraid
Am Em D
'Cause now I'm just as scared as you
Am
You're the one thing I don't wanna lose
G D
You know that I'd give it all up if you'd ask me to
 
[Chorus]
Am
Oh, believe me
Em D
There ain't nothing that I'd rather do
Am Em
Than spend all the rest of my days
D
Wasted on you
C
'Cause I wanna lie here forever
G D
And forget everything that I knew, ooh
Am Em
I don't wanna be somebody
D
If I ain't somebody to you
 
[Bridge]
Am Em D
You Oo Oo Ooo
Am Em D
Woah-oh-oh, oh, oh
C G D
You Oo Oo Ooo
C G Em D
Woah-oh-oh, oh, oh
 
[Chorus]
C*
Oh, believe me
Em* D*
There ain't nothing that I'd rather do
Am* Em*
Than spend all the rest of my days
D*
Wasted on you
C*
'Cause I wanna lie here forever
Em* D*
Forget everything that I knew, mm
Am* Em*
I don't wanna be somebody
D*
If I ain't somebody to you

How to play Somebody To You

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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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