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Intro: D, G, D, G x2
 
verse 1:
D G
You thought I was a loner,
D G
Till I went out on my own,
D G
She said, slow down stranger,
D G
There are two kinds of good.
 
Pre-Chorus
Em
But I always had to win,
G
Or I wasn?t anything,
D
I guess it's a point of view.
 
D, G, D, G
 
verse 2
D G D G
Born in December but there's nothing but a cold,
D G
Gave me something more than anger,
D G
In my heart, to hold.
 
Pre-Chorus
Em
Oh I always had to win,
G
Or I wasn't anything,
D
I guess it's a point of view.
 
D, G, Bm, G x2
 
[Refrão] D Bm G A
And I know it's hard to be alone
D Bm G A
Count the days, count the nights, but don't get by,
D Bm G A
'cause I know it's hard to be alone
D Bm G A
Count the days, count the nights, but don't get by.
 
Solo
Em, G, Em, G
D, G, D, G
 
verse 3
D G D G
Safety came in numbers, but all I needed was just one,
D G
You're a four leaf clover,
D G
You're the only kind of one.
 
Pre-Chorus
Em
But I always had to win,
G
Or I wasn't anything,
D
I guess it's a point of view.
 
D, G, Bm, G x2
 
[Refrão] D Bm G A
And I know it's hard to be alone
D Bm G A
Count the days, count the nights, but don't get by,
D Bm G A
'cause I know it's hard to be alone
D Bm G A
Count the days, count the nights, but don't get by.
 
D Bm G A
And I know it's hard to be alone
D Bm G A
Count the days, count the nights, but don't get by,
D Bm G A
'cause I know it's hard to be alone
D Bm G A
Count the days, count the nights, but don't get by.
 
Outro
A D
And now you?re hanging on to me.
 
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How to play Varsity

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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.

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