Superstar Syndrome
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[Refrão]
E F#m11
Superstar syndrome
A
Cant get her off my mind
E F#m11
I cant help the visions
A
Of how I see my life
[Verso 1]
E
When youre nineteen
F#m11 E
Nobody calls it a pipe dream
F#m11
'Til suddenly you're a waitress
A G#m11 F#m11 E G#m11 F#m11
At the new joint down the street
E F#m11 E
Is it reckless to live your life misdirected?
F#m11
Thought you were born to be famous
A G#m11 F#m11 E
You're just adjacent to it all
[Pré-Refrão]
F#m11 F#m11
I could give it up, I could walk away
F#m11 G#m11 G#m11
Maybe settle down, maybe move upstate
G#m11 F#m11
And these last ten years over time theyd fade
Am7 Am7
Into memories but Ill never ever shake this
[Refrão]
E F#m11
Superstar syndrome
A
Cant get her off my mind
E F#m11
I can't help the visions
A
Of how I see my life
C#m
When I wake in a daze in my childhood room
F# A E F#m11
And reality kicks in I cant see through this superstar syndrome
A
Superstar syndrome
[Verso 2]
E G#m11 F#m11 E
Ooh, it used to be kind of cute
G#m11 F#m11 G#m11 F#m11 E
But now its giving a little desperate and delusional
[Pré-Refrão]
F#m11 F#m11
Time to give it up time to walk away
G#m11 G#m11 A
Get a big girl job with a 401k these next ten years
A Am7
Time will fade into memories but ill never ever shake this
[Refrão]
E F#m11
Superstar syndrome
A
Cant get her off my mind
E F#m11
I can't help the visions
A
Of how I see my life
C#m
When I wake in a daze in my childhood room
F# A E F#m11
And reality kicks in I cant see through this superstar syndrome
A
Superstar syndrome
[Ponte]
E A
Oh, oh
A
Where do we go from here?
E A
Where do we go my dear?
A
Where do we go from here?
E A
Where do we go my dear?
[Refrão]
E
Superstar syndrome
A
Cant get her off my mind
E
I can't help the visions
A
Of how I see my life
C#m
When I wake in a daze in my childhood room
F# A E F#m11
And reality kicks in I cant see through this superstar syndrome
A
Superstar syndrome
How to play Superstar Syndrome
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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.