To Break Hers
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
“To Break Hers”
By Cameron Hawthorn
Tuning: Standard
Key: D
Link: https://youtu.be/cmcyon-bPQ0?si=6uBGoRmPIVikQ_WF
[Intro]
D F#m/C# Bm7 A/C#
[Verse 1]
D F#m/C#
I remember the way she looked at me
Bm7
All wrapped up in my jacket
A
She was happy
D F#m/C#
In that moment, I could've told her how I felt
Bm7
But I didn't let the words out
A
I wasn't honest with myself
[Pre-Chorus]
G A
Time does lots of damage
D A
Way more damage than you think
G Asus4
When you're sailing on a ship that's bound to sink
[Chorus]
D A
Back then, I knew it wasn't love
Bm7
Kept hoping that it was
G
And she just kept on falling
D A
Back then, I should've set her free
Bm7
'Cause I knew I'd never be
G
What she really wanted
Bm7 G
Back then at the start
D A
Oh, I wish I'd had the heart
D
To break hers
[Verse 2]
D F#m/C#
Why'd I go and shake her Daddy's hand
Bm7
I should've never seen her hometown
A
I should've never been that man
D F#m/C#
Who made a promise he knew he couldn't keep
G A
I hate how I let her waste so much time on me
[Chorus]
D A
Back then, I knew it wasn't love
Bm7
Kept hoping that it was
G
And she just kept on falling
D A
Back then, I should've set her free
Bm7
'Cause I knew I'd never be
G
What she really wanted
Bm G
Back then at the start
D A
Oh, I wish I'd had the heart
Bm7
To break hers
F#m/A G
To break hers
[Pre-Chorus]
G Asus4
Time does lots of damage
D Asus4
Way more damage than you think
A G Asus4 A
Girl, I'm sorry that I built our ship to sink
[Chorus]
D Asus4
'Cause back then, I knew it wasn't love
Bm7
Kept hoping that it was
G
And she just kept on falling
D A
Back then, I should've set her free
Bm7
'Cause I knew I'd never be
G
What she really wanted
Bm7 G
Back then at the start
D A
Oh, I wish I'd had the heart
G Asus4
I wish I'd had the heart
A D
To break hers
How to play To Break Hers
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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.