Two People - Gracie Abrams

Two People

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Intro C F7M C F7M
 
[Verso 1]
 
C G F7M F
Turn around, why are you talkin' so slowly?
C G F7M Am
Why's it feel like you don't even know me?
Am G C F7M Am
How are you lookin' at me like a stranger?
Am G F F7M
I'm the radar for every deal breaker
 
Em F
I loved you so hard for a time
C Em
I've tried to ration it out all my life
C F
We could go yellow to black overnight
C G
I take you for granted because you are mine
 
C
Don't know what to say
Dm
Two people can change
Am
Don't think we're above
F
Might happen to us
C
Oh, isn't it strange?
Dm
We'll die anyway
Am
Don't think we're above
F C
Might happen to us, mm-mm
 
( C D4 Am F )
( C D Am F )
 
[Verso 2]
 
C G F
Now to makе sense of half of a decadе
C G F
Feels like walkin' alone on the freeway
Am G F
'Cause you know everything that could kill me
Am G F
And you know, you know every inch of my body
 
Em F
I loved you so hard for a time
C Em
So, why am I clawin' at you to survive?
C F
Hate how we touched just to push things aside
C G
When you take me for granted, I make it alright
 
C
Don't know what to say
Dm
Two people can change
Am
Don't think we're above
F
Might happen to us
C
Oh, isn't it strange?
Dm
We'll die anyway
Am
Don't think we're above
F
Might happen to us
 
C Dm
Mm-mm, mm-mm
Am F
Mm-mm, mm-mm
C Dm
Mm-mm, mm-mm
Am F
Mm-mm, mm
 
C
Don't know what to say
Dm
Two people can change
Am
Don't think we're above
F
Might happen to us
C
Isn't it strange?
Dm
We'll die anyway
Am
Don't think we're above
F
Might happen to us, mm-mm

How to play Two People

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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