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Verse: 1
C Am
I miss my mom but I don't call her enough
E F
But I still got time to get higher than the sun though
C Am E
I go to parties but don't know how to talk, how to talk
F
But you either
 
C Am
I overthink until I can't open up
E F
So we just lay here fading into our thoughts, oh
C Am E
You say you're okay but I know that you're not, no, you're not, oh
F
But me either
 
Pre-Chorus:
C
I see you two, three times a week
Am
Ain't got no money in my jeans
E
So help me out, I need to breathe
F
Help me out, I need to breathe
C
Take a ride inside your whip
Am
I pass the aux, you pass the spliff
E
We can escape into the bliss
F
Escape into the bliss
 
[Refrão]
C Am E F
I don't need nothing but you and your toxins
C Am E F
I don't need nothing but you and your toxins
F
Toxins, toxins
 
Verse: 2
C Am
I know my iPhone might be bad for my health
E F
But when it's dying, feel like dying myself
C Am
Am I insane or just like everyone else?
E
I grow numb, I grow numb
F
I don't know where it comes from
 
Pre-Chorus:
C
It happens two, three times a week
Am
Ain't got no money in my jeans
E
So help me out, I need to breathe
F
Help me out, I need to breathe
C
Take a ride inside your whip
Am
I pass the aux, you pass the spliff
E
We can escape into the bliss
F
We can escape into the bliss
 
[Refrão]
C Am E F
I don't need nothing but you and your toxins
C Am E F
I don't need nothing but you and your toxins
F
Your toxins
 
Toxins, toxins
C Am E
Yeah you, just you and, just you
F
Toxins, toxins
 
Bridge
C Am
Two, three times a week
E F
No money in my jeans
 
(No money in my jeans)
C Am
Take a ride inside your whip
E
I pass the aux, you pass the
F
I pass the aux, you pass the spliff
 
[Refrão]
C Am E F
I don't need nothing but you and your toxins
C Am F F
I don't need nothing but you and your toxins
F
Toxins, toxins
C Am E
Baby, no baby, no uh oh
F
I know you do too
F
Toxins, toxins

How to play Toxins

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 C. 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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