Wake Me Up
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Bm
If it's a Monday
Or Friday night
G
If it's a highway
Or a long red light
D
And that dashboard clock
Just crossed midnight
A
And I just crossed your mind
Bm
If you get to wondering
If I'm all alone
G
If I'm about to go out
If I'm staying home
D
Baby, don't hesitate
Go on and pick up the phone
A
No matter what time it is
Bm
You ain't gonna wake me up
Call me up when you're lonely
G
You ain't gonna wake me up
Cause I'm up and I'm only
D
Thinkin' about waking up with you
I miss you, I wish you'd
A
Come on and drive me crazy
It ain't ever too late baby
Bm
You ain't gonna wake me up
G
You ain't gonna wake me up
Bm
I might be drinking
At a bar down the street
G
I might be listening
To some song on repeat
D
I might be in my bed
But I won't be asleep
A
Don't you worry 'bout me
Bm
If you get to wondering
If I'm all alone
G
If I'm about to go out
If I'm staying home
D
Baby, don't hesitate
Go on and pick up the phone
A
No matter what time it is
Bm
You ain't gonna wake me up
Call me up when you're lonely
G
You ain't gonna wake me up
Cause I'm up and I'm only
D
Thinkin' about waking up with you
I miss you, I wish you'd
A
Come on and drive me crazy
It ain't ever too late baby
Bm
You ain't gonna wake me up
G
You ain't gonna wake me up
Bm
1, 2, 3 in the morning
G
No I don't need any warning
D
Just show up
Just blow up my phone
A
Don't worry 'bout me
Cause you know
Bm
You ain't gonna wake me up
Call me up when you're lonely
G
You ain't gonna wake me up
Cause I'm up and I'm only
D
Thinkin' about waking up with you
I miss you, I wish you'd
A
Come on and drive me crazy
It ain't ever too late baby
Bm
You ain't gonna wake me up
G
You ain't gonna wake me up
How to play Wake Me Up
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bm. 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.