What Could Possibly Go Wrong
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[Verso 1]
E
You know, I've really done the work
A
I've earned my stripes
E
And even when it hurts
A
I try to do what's right
E
Okay, I might've ignored a red flag or two
A
Whatcha gonna do? That's life
E
So I'm not overthinking tonight
A
I'm gonna do what I like
[Pré-Refrão]
E D A
'Cos when I make up my mind, there's no stop and rewind
C#m F#m
Let's kill all the lights (On and off in the darkness)
E D A
When I make up my mind, there's no stop and rewind
C#m F#m E
Let's kill all the lights (On and off in the darkness, you tell me...)
[Refrão]
E
What could possibly go wrong?
A
What could possibly go wro-o-ong?
E
What could possibly go wrong?
A
What could possibly go wro-o-ong?
[Verso 2]
E
I'm sick of perfect anyway
A
I never won by playin' safe, uh-uh
E
I might regret a decision or two
A
Whatcha gonna do? It's my life
[Pré-Refrão]
E D A
'Cos when I make up my mind, there's no stop and rewind
C#m F#m
Let's kill all the lights (On and off in the darkness)
E D A
When I make up my mind, there's no stop and rewind
C#m F#m E
Let's kill all the lights (On and off in the darkness, you tell me...)
[Refrão]
E
What could possibly go wrong?
A
What could possibly go wro-o-ong?
E
What could possibly go wrong?
A
What could possibly go wro-o-ong?
E
What could possibly go wrong?
A
What could possibly go wro-o-ong?
[Pré-Refrão]
E D A
'Cos when I make up my mind, there's no stop and rewind
C#m F#m
Let's kill all the lights (On and off in the darkness)
E D A
When I make up my mind, there's no stop and rewind
C#m F#m E
Let's kill all the lights (On and off in the darkness, you tell me...)
[Refrão]
E
What could possibly go wrong?
A
What could possibly go wro-o-ong?
E
What could possibly go wrong?
A
What could possibly go wro-o-ong?
E
What could possibly go wrong?
A
What could possibly go wro-o-ong?
How to play What Could Possibly Go Wrong
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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.