This Is Getting Funny
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Intro: G C D G C D G
G D
I came down with a broken heart, just to start my summer
G
Boy when you lose the one you love it's a stone cold bummer
G
I just called you up to tell you I don't know what to say
C
I wish you knew the way I felt
G
This is gettin' funny, there ain't nobody laughin' honey
D G
Come on back home, tell me how you feel no I can't stand this at all
G D
Can't you see it's a mistery, I thought I was your lover
G
Yes I could fly I could lay down and die, six one way half a dozen of the other
G
I could say I'm sorry baby, enough's enough
C
I'm gonna break right down and ball
G
This is gettin' funny, but there ain't nobody laughin' honey
D G
Come on back home, tell me how you feel no I can't stand this at all
Bridge
C
I was out to show you what a good man I could be
G
You were out to hurt somebody
C Em
Now I'm goin' crazy
C
Really did and I ain't lyin'
G D
It's so lonesome here in LA, my summer's turned to autumn
G
I don't know if you heard it way out there where you stay, my heart just hit rock bottom
G
I'm runnin' 'round in circles I don't know where I am
C
Won't you at least give me a call
G
This is gettin' funny, but there ain't nobody laughin' honey
D G
Come on back home, tell me how you feel no I can't stand this at all
D G
How do you feel no I can't stand this at all
Outro
G C D G C D G
How to play This Is Getting Funny
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.