Unsweetened Lemonade
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GmCapotraste:
3rd traste
[Intro]
Em D C B
[Verse 1]
Em
My eyes are made of acid
D
And my tongue is sharp with spite
C
Attention whore with too much pride
B
There's no one I wouldn't fight
Em
I don't like confrontation but
D
I'm staring at the sun
C
I won't quit until my eyes go red
B
I'll finish what's begun
[Pre-Chorus]
C G
I fucked the reaper cause I knew
D Em
My time was coming can't you see
C G
I was either gonna die
B
At twelve or ninety-fucking-three
[Chorus]
C G
I’d do anything for twenty bucks
D Em
I'd sell my sour soul
C G
Cause lemonade is bitter till you
B Em
Sweeten up the bowl
C G
And I'm sitting in the bathroom
D Em
I'm crying citrus tears
C G
Everything I used to love
D Em
Decayed over the years
[Verse 2]
Em
It's hard to finish sentences
D
I'll sell my pride instead
C
Cause it’s easier to focus
B
I’m just the price above my head
Em
People think I'm pretty
D
So I'll buy a hotel room
C
One bed trope without the tension
B
The child and her groom
[Pre-Chorus]
C G
I fucked the reaper cause I knew
D Em
My time had come why can't you see
C G
I didn’t die at twelve
B
I guess I’m here till ninety-three
[Chorus]
C G
I’d do anything for twenty bucks
D Em
I'd sell my sour soul
C G
Cause lemonade is bitter till you
B Em
Sweeten up the bowl
C G
I'm sitting in the bathroom
D Em
I'm crying citrus tears
C G
Everything I used to love
D Em
Decayed over the years
[Bridge]
C
Enemies to lovers but you'll
G
Never own my heart
D
One sided it's pathetic
Em
How you think you're being smart
C
Worthless parents make stupid kids
G
The apple never strays
D
Your conscience never compromised
B7
And ego never pays
[Chorus]
C G
I’d do anything for twenty bucks
D Em
To feel more in control
C G
Cause lemon hearts are bitter till you
B Em
Sweeten up the soul
C G
I'm sitting in the bathroom
D Em
I'm sobbing citrus tears
C G
Everything I’ll ever love
B C
Decayed over the years
[Outro]
G D Em
How to play Unsweetened Lemonade
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.