Supposed To Hurt
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VERSE
C
In an instant, your statued gaze
If I f'ed up, then I'll say, then I'll say it was me
F C
Whoa whoa
C
Here I play and seem in merry ways
But in my heart, in my heart I am
F C
mourning with ache and sigh
C Cmaj7 F C
And sighs resound through heartless ground
F G Am Am7 F C
O! my earth is emptied of love and life
[Refrão]
F C
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F C G
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F C
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F Fmaj7 C
That's the point, that's the point, that's the point
VERSE
C
I remember a dawning day
I walked up and I said, and I said,
F C
"Get close to me", whoa whoa
C
In the dizzy desert, we sweat our prayers
And in my heart, I felt the spark, in my heart
F C
there came the morning, I'm on the rise
C Cmaj7 F C
Now sighs resound through heartless ground
F G Am Am7 F C
O! my earth is emptied of love and life
Am A5 F C
And there it stays until my cause is found
F Fmaj7 C
or till I feel the sting of your lovely knife
[Refrão]
F C
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F C G
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F C
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F Fmaj7 C
That's the point, that's the point, that's the point
BRIDGE
C Cmaj7 F C
O alas, your ashen face
F C
If you ever held our warm words dear
F C
Don't let one cross steal all our days
F Fmaj7 C
Were it not for this, to you I would be near
Am A5 C
But if you want it without redress
F Fmaj7 C
Then you gotta know your end is stuck in endlessness
[Refrão]
F C
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F C G
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F C
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F
That's the point, that's the point
F C
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F C G
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F C
It's supposed to hurt, that's the point
F
That's the point, that's the point, that?s the point...
C
That's the point
How to play Supposed To Hurt
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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.