to him. I think it's all self-explanatory. See ya. - > Judybats - Being Simple riff 1 E----- riff2 -------

to him. I think it's all self-explanatory. See ya.

View chords used in this chart
> A|----3 -------
> INTRO: riff1 riff2 riff1 riff2 D|----2 -------
> G|00000 0000000
> G C/G Csus C B|88883 8888888
> Hearts can not be broken e|77580 7758750
> G C/G Csus C
> they're small squishy things
> G C/G Csus C
> They don't break like glass but they bruise easily
> G C/G Csus C
> This one you bruise
> G C/G Csus C
> Words will not be spoken
> G C/G Csus C
> never knowing what they mean
> G C/G Csus C
> Sticks and stones hurt my bones your promises have broken me
> G C/G Csus C
> Each one you break
>
> CHORUS1:
> G C
> And I want to be good but good is being simple
> Bb F
> simple is forgetting and I simply can't forget
> And I want to be good but good is being simple
> simple is forgetting and I simply can't forget
>
> G C G C
>
> Eyes are always open
> even when they sleep
> mine are mostly closed while yours are wandering
> you look where you please
>
> CHORUS1
> CHORUS2:
>
> I want to be great but gratness is giving
> giving leaves me empty oh great emptyness
>
> G D Bb F G D Bb F
> riff1 riff2
>
> Souls cannot be taken
> they're large and they're loud
> your's merely whispers lately seems its shrinkin'
> I wish it would speak
>
> CHORUS1
> CHORUS2
>
> G D Bb F G D Bb F
>
> Csus = {-33010} C9 = {-32030} C/G = {332010} G = {320003}
>
> --
> Paul Garvey | Life ain't nothing but
> pjg1@cc.bellocore.com | a funny funny riddle . . .
>
>

How to play to him. I think it's all self-explanatory. See ya.

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 A. 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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