That Says It All
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E Asus2
E||-----------0-----------|---4-4-4-4-5--5p4-0--|
B||-----------0-----------|---------------------|
G||-----1-----2-----------|---------------------|
D||-----2-----2-----------|---------------------| x2
A||-----0h2---0-----------|---------------------|
E||-----0-----------------|---------------------|
Intro
E Asus2 x2
[Verso 1]
Bsus4/E D6(9)
Hit the town, still dressing down
A
Looking for some action
Bsus4/E
Mr. Jagger said it best
D6(9) A
He knows you never get... no satisfaction
Bsus4/E
But Mr. Dylan knows
D6(9) A
That everyone is more or less... a rolling stone
Bsus4/E D6(9)
And Mr. Lennon, so quiet, knows better
A Asus2
or so I've been told
[Refrão]
C#m7 Bsus4/E
That says it all, doesn't it?
Badd11 A
We always want what we never get
C#m7
Well listen dear, my friend
Bsus4/E A
I can't continue to pretend that it's alright
Bsus4/E
'Cause that ain't right
A Asus2
That ain't right
[Verso 2]
Bsus4/E D6(9)
I hear you're gonna make it big, rake it in
A
With your master plan
Bsus4/E
Mr. Hendrix understood
D6(9) A
Those are only castles made of sand
Bsus4/E
Mr. Wilson took some pills
D6(9)
and I don't blame him
A
It's hard to be alive
Bsus4/E
Mr. Page, how he played
D6(9)
Mr. Drake stayed up late
A Asus2
and made me cry
[Refrão]
C#m7 Bsus4/E
That says it all, doesn't it?
Badd11 A Asus2
We always want what we never get
C#m7 Bsus4/E
Well listen hear, my friend
Badd11 A Asus2
I can't continue to pretend that it's alright
C#m7 Bsus4/E
They've said it all havne't they?
Badd11 A
But what I want, what I want to say
C#m7 Bsus4/E
Is listen dear my friend
Badd11 A Asus2
I can't continue to pretend that it's alright
Outro
C#m7 Bsus4/E
No matter what we get
Badd11
We never find our happiness
A Asus2
Ain't that a crime?
C#m7 Bsus4/E
Maybe that's why I have been told
Badd11 A
Since I was six years old to compromise
Asus2
But that ain't right...
Asus2
That ain't right
How to play That Says It All
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 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.