Too Many Faces
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D
Do you care about me?
Do you think I don't bleed?
B
Are you trying to hide behind a stupid lie
When the truth is in your eyes?
D
Do you think I don't see
What you're pushing on me?
B
In your mind you think it's only you
Against the world
A
Is it you against the world?
G
You say you'll never go that far
D
But you're not who you say you are
B
You've got too many, too many faces
A
Your time is up in too many places
G
You say you'll never push that hard
D
But you're not who you say you are
B
You've got your heart in too many places
A
You've got too many, too many faces
D
Have you lost yourself?
Always trying to sell
B
The person that you think you are
You stay alone
Cause real's just too hard
D
Always laying the blame
You're never one and the same
B
Could it be that you're afraid to look inside and find
A
You'll never get it right
G
You say you'll never go that far
D
But you're not who you say you are
B
You've got too many, too many faces
A
Your time is up in too many places
G
You say you'll never push that hard
D
But you're not who you say you are
B
You've got your heart in too many places
A
You've got too many, too many faces
Em
So many sides to you
F#
Nobody knows the truth
D
How you ever gonna keep it straight?
Em
I know what you're all about
F#
I've got you figured out
G
Do you wanna be a memory?
G
You say you'll never go that far
D
But you're not who you say you are
B
You've got too many, too many faces
A
Your time is up in too many places
G
You say you'll never push that hard
D
But you're not who you say you are
B
You've got your heart in too many places
A
You've got too many, too many faces
D (strum once)
Do you care about me?
How to play Too Many Faces
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. 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.