The Man Without A Motive
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
E A7 C#7 Bm E
Did you win when it was you against the monsters?
A7 C#7 Bm E
Crash and bang now you feel like an imposter
A F#m Em A7
When you look at your reflection in the mirror
D7 F#7
It's a stupid disguise
D7 E7 A
Oh, oh, oh
[Interlude]
A C#7 Bm E
[Verse 2]
A C#7 Bm E
Do you cry when you look at pretty flowers?
A7 C#7 Bm E
Does your mother love you more than you allow her?
A F#m Em A7
Is it hard to be the man without a motive?
D7 F#7
Yes the answer is clear
D7 E7 A A7
Oh, oh, oh
[Chorus]
G#m C#m E7 C#m C#m B7
Does it hurt you? I know it can hurt you, I know it can hurt you
G#m C#m E7 C#m E7 B7
Does it hurt you? I know it can hurt you, I know it can hurt you
[Verse 3]
A7 C#7 Bm E
You tried hard to get yourself put back together
A7 C#7 Bm E
For a club that doesn't need another member
A F#m Em A7
When you did the pieces didn't stick together
D7 F#7
Now try hard to remember
D7 E7 A
Oh, oh, oh
D7 E7 A A7
Oh, oh, oh
[Chorus]
G#m C#m E7 C#m C#m B7
Does it hurt you? I know it can hurt you, I know it can hurt you
G#m C#m E7 C#m E7 B7
Does it hurt you? I know it can hurt you, I know it can hurt you
G#m C#m E7 C#m
Does it hurt you? I know it can hurt you
[Interlude]
G#m A#m F# D#7
D#m G#7 C#m F#
G#m Bm E7
[Verse 4]
A C#7 Bm E
Oh me, oh my
A C#7 Bm E
Oh no no no no no
A C#7 Bm E
You're climbing up a tree
A C#7 D D#
Only far as I can see, you got to look funny
E Fm F#m Bm
When you're hanging on the branch of desperation and misery
[Outro]
D#m G#m C#m F G#m Bm E
A C#7 Bm E
A C#7 Bm E
A C#7 D D#m E C#m F#m B7
D#m G#7 C#m F# G G#m F#m Bm A E
D D#m E Fm F#m
How to play The Man Without A Motive
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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.