Stranges - Tate McRae

Stranges

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Intro C Dm Am
C Dm Am
 
C
You promised you'd say goodbye
Dm Am
You promised you'd hold me one more time
 
But you didn't
C
You told me I'd always know
Dm Am
You told me to never let you go
 
So I didn't
 
C
But now it's far more complicated
Dm
You now think I'm overrated
Am
Don't you? Dont you? Dont you?
C
And now my heart will be so broken
Dm
As it's like we've never spoken
Am
It's so new
 
C
But now we're like
Dm Am
Strangers
C
You blame it on the fact
Dm Am
That we're just stupid teenagers
C
And We're now like
Dm Am
Strangers
C
But that's okay because
Dm Am
We're just innocent teenagers
 
C
I told you, told you it all
Dm
My weakness, how to make me fall
Am
I trusted you
C
Turns out you loved to talk
Dm Am
You were nothing you said you were of
 
And that's true
 
C
But now it's far more complicated
Dm
You now think I'm overrated
Am
Don't you? Dont you? Dont you?
C
And now my heart will be so broken
Dm
As it's like we've never spoken
Am
It's so new
 
C
We're now like
Dm Am
Strangers
C
You blame it on the fact
Dm Am
That we're just stupid teenagers
C
We're now like
G Am
Strangers
C
There's no excuse 'cause
Dm Am
We're just innocent teenagers
 
G
Should've known you'd walk around
Am
While someone else was on the ground
Em
You think I would've tried
 
To bring you down
G
Now, what did it even mean
Am
When you said you be there for me
Em F
Were you faking all that was between?
 
C
Cause you never said goodbye
Dm Am
You never held me one more time
 
And you promised
C
I will never know
Dm Am
Why you ever let me go

How to play Stranges

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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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