Theres Too Much Of Me
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
Dm
There's too much of me
Dm C
I know where you're going
G
I know where you're going - don't
[Bridge]
Dm C
I'm falling while my hands are in chains
G A
I'm falling while my hands are in chains
[Verse]
Dm
The rain is falling on my roof
Dm
But I am living proof
Dm
That there's a God who's laughin at me
C
Because He knows
G
Yes, He knows
Dm Dm
I phone your friend, she says your with her
Dm
That you're under the shower
Dm
And that you cannot talk to me
C
Because she knows
G
Oh yes, she knows
A Dm
She knows
[Bridge]
Dm C
I'm falling while my hands are in chains
G A
I'm falling while my hands are in chains
[Chorus]
F Am
There's too much of me
Dm
That you can leave behind
F
So please be kind
Am C
And leave the door wide open
C
When you go to see him again
F Am
There's too much of me
Dm
That you can leave behind
F
So please be kind
Am Dm
And tell me that you'll always come back to me
Dm
Come back to me
[Middle 8]
Dm
Up and down you push and pull me
Dm
Am I strong enough to keep you close to me
C
I can't relive this uncertainty
G
Over and over again
Dm
Up and down you push and pull me
Dm
Am I strong enough to keep you close to me
C
I can't relive this uncertainty
G A
Over and over and over again
[Chorus]
F Am
There's too much of me
Dm
That you can leave behind
F
So please be kind
Am C
And leave the door wide open
C
When you go to see him again
F Am
There's too much of me
Dm
That you can leave behind
F
So please be kind
Am Dm
And tell me that you'll always come back to me
Dm
Come back to me
[Guitar Solo]
F Am Dm
F Am C
[Chorus]
F Am
There's too much of me
Dm
That you can leave behind
F
So please be kind
Am Dm
And tell me that you'll always come back to me
Dm
Come back to me
F Am
There's too much of me
Dm
That you can leave behind
F
So please be kind
Am Dm
And tell me that you'll always come back to me
Dm
Come back to me
How to play Theres Too Much Of Me
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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.