Still On Your Mind - Ethan DeRose

Still On Your Mind

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verse 1
C Em7
I know you wanna be alone
Am
But who you gonna call
F C
When it's 1 am, and you're drunk, and I'm in my bed
 
Scrolling on my phone
Em7
Seeing what you did and if you made it home
Am F
Saying "Who's that guy? And why is he so close?"
C
To be honest
Em7
If you called, I don't think I'd answer 'cause I don't wanna talk
Am
No, I'm doing pretty good
F
Its been a month and you know me
 
I usually give you a call
C
But tonight I won't do it
 
I'll fall asleep
Em7
I dream about the times that you and me
Am
Remember when we got drunk?
F
And I talk too much
C
Oh, and we stayed up all night
Em7
You were talking about your goals and you were talking about your life
Am
And I did the same
F C
Usually none, can get that information out of me
Em7 Am
But when I'm with you I think I'm better than I ever knew
 
Chorus
F
Oh no
C
Let's go home
Em7 Am
No one has the right to love me all night long
F
But you
C
We're in too deep now
Em7 Am
I try to run but you're faster than me
F
It's true, oh
 
It's true
 
verse 2
C Em7
I know what your friends say
Am
That you should stay single
F
'Cause it's more fun that way
 
Oh no, no, no
C
In my eyes, in my eyes
Em7
You cry too much from these guys
Am
Who say they're in love then ask why
F
'Cause you had enough
C
Oh, but when that time comes late at night
Em7
He gets mad and you start to fight
Am F
Well in the silence, I'm still on your mind
Am F
But in the silence, I'm still on your mind
 
Chorus
F
Oh-oh-oh
C
But let's go home
Em7 Am
No one has the right to love me all night long
F
But you
 
Oh
C
We're in too deep now
Em7 Am
I try to run but you're faster than me
F
It's true, oh
C
It's true

How to play Still On Your Mind

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 C. 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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