Too Much, Too Late
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Intro: F#m Em D Bm F#m G A
D Bm
Well, I heard that you got me a birthday card
D Bm G
But my mailbox still stays empty to go with the empty seat of my car
(A Em F#m G A)
D Bm
And I heard that you've got things to say to me
D Bm G A G
I was always good at listening, yet I haven't heard you speak to me
Bm A G A Em F#m G A
And I haven't heard you cry in a while, and I don't know if I want to
Bm C#m
It wasn't me
G A Bm C#m G A
It wasn't really me announcing that I just don't care about anything
Bm C#m G A Bm C#m
I'm not afraid, I simply don't want to bother with my life right now
G A
and all its lifelessness
D Bm
And I know something's going to break this time
D Bm G A
Could be the sun in my chest or the cloud inside my skull
G Bm A G A Em F# G A
Or maybe, maybe the diamonds in my eyes that I just can't seem to find
Bm C#m
It wasn't me
G A Bm C#m G A
It wasn't really me announcing that I just don't care about anything
Bm C#m G A Bm C#m
I'm not afraid, I simply don't want to bother with my life right now
F# G F# G
and all its lifelessness
F# G F# G
and all its lifelessness
F# G
If I could find
F# G
the road I've paved
F# G
there's still a chance
F# G Bm A G
that I can be saved
(Bm A G)
Bm A G
There's still a chance that I can be saved, be saved
Bm A G
Still a chance that I can be saved, be saved. I hope
Bm F#m
Too much, too much
Bm F#m
(A)
D F#m Bm
We almost built a home, and now it's somewhere i won't go
A G
Too much, too late
D F#m Bm
You used to be my home, and now you're someone I don't know
A G
Too much, too late
Too late
(D F#m (2x)
(A D)
How to play Too Much, Too Late
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F#m. 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.