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E7 A7
Rent free in my headspace
D7 G7
I think I might be a headcase
C7 F7
Over thinkin' all your head fakes
B7 E
Causing all my headaches
 
[Verso 1]
E B7
I got your playlist on my headset
B7 E
Tied to you like a headstay
E B7
Let me think youre the headcheese
B7 E
Let me think youre the headpiece
A E
I got your resume on my headhunt
B7 E
You and me make the headcount
A E
Let me dive right in headfirst
B7 E
Let me think youre the headfish
 
[Verso 2]
E B7
I got the address your headquarters
B7 E
The practice hall for headshrinkers
E B7
Let me think you found headwaters
B7 E
Let me bitch out the headwaiters
A E
I got words for your headstone
B7 E
Never mentionin' that youre headstrong
A E
Let me go without headwinds
B7 E
Let me dominate your headlines
 
E7 A7
Rent free in my headspace
D7 G7
I think I might be a headcase
C7 F7
Over thinkin' all your head fakes
B7 E
Causin' all my headaches
 
[Verso 3]
E B7
I got you on the headship
B7 E
And you hit my like a headpin
E B7
Let you mark me on the headboard
B7 E
Let you think you set the headworks
A E
I got you lookin' for headroom
B7 E
When I am the headsman
A E
Let you think youre the headmost
B7 E
Let you think Im your headrest
 
[Verso 4]
E B7
I got your playlist on my headset
B7 E
Tied to you like a headstay
E B7
Let me think youre the headcheese
B7 E
Let me think youre the headpiece
A E
I got your resume on my headhunt
B7 E
You and me make the headcount
A E
Let me dive right in headfirst
B7 E
Let me think youre the headfish
 
E7 A7
Rent free in my headspace
D7 G7
I think I might be a headcase
C7 F7
Over thinkin' all your head fakes
B7 E
Causin' all my headaches

How to play Tko

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 E7. 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.

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