Weekend Wars
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Intro
D A/C# F#m E
D A/C# F#m E
Verse
D A/C#
So we stand out here, it's the same old scene
F#m E
We stare at each other
D A/C#
You made your point and it's all too clear
F#m E
So why even bother?
D A/C#
To have these thoughts and to say these things
F#m E
It's only an echo
D A/C#
It won't change what the future brings
F#m E
We both know how it goes
D A/C#
I remember like yesterday we said
F#m E D
Nothing will ever change the way we feel inside
A/C# F#m E
But it's all gone so what am I waiting for?
[Refrão]
D A/C#
I just settle down, take time
F#m E
And heal my battle scars
D A/C#
Cause right now we know, it's time
F#m E D A/C#
To end those weekend wars, weekend wars
F#m E D A/C#
Weekend wars, to end those weekend wars
F#m E
Weekend wars
verse 2
D A/C#
It's the same mistake that I always make
F#m E
I should know better
D A/C#
I've fallen into the same old trap
F#m E
I should've known better
D A/C#
It's weird how things go wrong so fast
F#m E
It's time to make amends
D A/C#
We had a future, now only the past
F#m E
I guess that's how the chapters end
[Refrão]
D A/C#
I just settle down, take time
F#m E
And heal my battle scars
D A/C#
Cause right now we know, it's time
F#m E
To end those weekend wars
D A/C#
I just settle down, take time
F#m E
And heal my battle scars
D A/C#
Cause right now we know, it's time
F#m E D
To end those weekend wars, weekend wars
Interlude
A/C# F#m E
D A/C# F#m E
[Refrão]
D A/C#
I just settle down, take time
F#m E
And heal my battle scars
D A/C#
Cause right now we know, it's time
F#m E
To end those weekend wars
D A/C#
I just settle down, take time
F#m E
And heal my battle scars
D A/C#
Cause right now we know, it's time
F#m E D A/C#
To end those weekend wars, weekend wars
F#m E D A/C#
Weekend wars, to end those weekend wars
F#m E D
Weekend wars
How to play Weekend Wars
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 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.