We Should Probably Stop Here
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Intro: E Am E Am
[Verso 1]
E Am
I should probably go put this bottle down
E Am
I should probably quit talking to you now
F C
We should probably just go our separate ways
F G E E7
But damn boy, wouldn't that be a shame
Am
We should probably go find somebody new
E Am F
Baby nobody loves me like ya do
C
We should probably put out this burning flame
F G Edim
We've tried but it always ends the same
[Refrão]
C E7
We should probably stop here
Am
But I know you won't
F
And I know I don't wanna miss you
C E7
Baby it's crystal clear
Am
The river's gonna roll
F
And I'm in too deep, to un-love you
C
We've tried to say goodbye a few times
E7
But it's all smoke and mirrors
Am G F
So all of the lines we keep drawing
E7
Should probably stop here
Am E7 Am
Oh, should probably stop here
[Verso 2]
E Am
We should probably just call this what it is
E Am
We both know that we can't be just friends
F C F
Every time we try to change the way it ends
G E
We keep coming right back again, when
[Refrão]
C E7
We should probably stop here
Am
But I know you won't
F
And I know I don't wanna miss you
C E7
Baby it's crystal clear
Am
The river's gonna roll
F
And I'm in too deep, to un-love you
C
We've tried to say goodbye a few times
E7
But it's all smoke and mirrors
Am G F
So all of the lines we keep drawing
E7
Should probably stop here
Am
Let 'em all wash away
F
Let the chips fall where they may
G
Before we start to say
C E7
We should probably stop here
Am
But I know you won't
F
And I know I don't wanna miss you
C E7
Baby it's crystal clear
Am
The river's gonna roll
F
And I'm in too deep, to un-love you
C
We've tried to say goodbye a few times
E7
But it's all smoke and mirrors
Am G F
So all of the lines we keep drawing
E7
Should probably stop here
Am E7 Am
Oh, should probably stop here
E7 Am
Should probably stop here
How to play We Should Probably Stop Here
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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.