Stay
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Intro
G - C
G C
Walking out the door this morning wondering what it is that's going on with you
G C
Thinking of a way to say I'm sorry for something I'm not sure I do
Am C
So come on baby let me in and show me what this really is cause
G C Am
Something must have made you say that, what did I do to make you say that to me
G C Am
Something must have made you so mad, what can I do to make you say come back to me
G C
Hoping for a moment that I turn around and you'll be coming after me
G C
Cause all that I can say is that it's obvious, it's obvious you're all I see
Am C Em Em
So come on baby let me in and show me what this really is about
Em
Cause I cant read you
Am C
Come on baby let me in and show me what this really is cause
G C Am
Something must have made you say that, what did I do to make you say that to me
G C Am
Something must have made you so mad, what can I do to make you say come back to me
solo
G - C
(No chords here, just background guitar, bass and drums.)
And I'll be here in the morning if you say stay, if you say stay to me
(3x)
G C Am
Something must have made you say that, what did I do to make you say that to me
G C Am
Something must have made you so mad, what can I do to make you say come back to me
How to play Stay
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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.