Splinter
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Intro: G# Bb Cm x4
verse 1:
G#
Left her car unlocked
Eb Fm G#
staying outside still
Eb
no sign of him she
Fm G#
feels alright She went
back home again to
Eb Fm
compare with the place
G#
she's in Staring at he
Eb Fm
car under the streetlight
Refrain:
Cm Bb G#
If I'm allowed to stay
Bb Eb
and if I wanna stay
I'll change everything
cause you were everything
Cm Bb G#
and If I had my way
Bb Eb
and If I had my way
I would fix you up
instead of always
piss you off
[Refrão]Bb
And If you never come
Cm
home then you really
G#
must know I adored you
Eb Bb
and I adore you now If
Cm
I'm really alone then
G#
I really must go Grab
Eb
my book bag make my
G# Bb Cm G# Bb Cm
way back home
verse 2:
G#
Left her keys inside
Eb Fm
No one cares now
G#
There's nowhere left
Eb
to hide she's splitting
Fm G#
hairs now She doesn't
Eb
like it here and now
Fm
to her it's all quite
G#
clear staring at
this place she's
Eb Fm
going home now
(Repeat Refrain)
[Refrão]Bb
And If you never come
Cm
home then you really
G#
must know I adored you
Eb Bb
and I adore you now If
Cm
I'm really alone then
G#
I really must go Grab
Eb
my book bag make
my way back home
Bridge:
Cm G#
And he's asking
Cm
how did I let everything
G# Bb Cm Bb G# Bb Cm Bb G#
get so nasty' you're
Bb Cm
going home now with
Bb G#
something you wanted
Bb Cm
You're going home now
Bb
with something you
G#
want you want
Chorus 3:
Bb
And If you never come
Cm
home then you really
G#
must know I adored you
Eb Bb
and I adore you now If
Cm
I'm really alone then
G#
I really must go Grab
Eb
my book bag make
my way back home
Bb
And If you never come
Cm
home then you really
G#
must know I adored you
Eb Bb
and I adore you now If
Cm
I'm really alone then
G#
I really must go Grab
Eb
my book bag make
Gm Cm G# Eb Gm Cm G# Eb Gm
my way back home
How to play Splinter
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 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.