What If You - Brooke Annibale

What If You

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[Intro]
A A A A
 
[Verse 1]
A A A A
I should probably focus on figuring it all out,
A A A A
My minds a bit of a mess and all I could feel is doubt,
A E Bm D
Am I really strong enough to do it all over again?
A E Bm D
Take me back, back to where I feel something.
 
[Chorus]
A E Bm D
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
A E Bm D
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
 
[Verse 2]
A E Bm D
I hear the final boarding call echoing into the night,
A E Bm D
My empty seat on the plane taking off into the sky,
A E
I remember how you looked at me,
Bm D
Maybe I could feel whatever you couldn’t say,
A E Bm D
Carry me e, out into the pouring rain.
 
[Chorus]
A E Bm D
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
A E Bm D Dmaj7sus2
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
 
[Bridge]
Dmaj7sus2 Bm
Play it back it’s on repeat,
A E
It’s all inside of my head,
D Bm
What if I would always be,
A E
The thing you never said,
D Bm
Play it back it’s on repeat,
A E
It’s all inside of my head,
D Bm
What if I would always be,
A E
The thing you never said,
D Bm
What if you will always be,
A E*
A voice inside of my head . . .
 
[Outro]
A E Bm
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
D
I want to know but I won’t ask.
A E Bm
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
D
I want to know but I won’t ask.
A E Bm
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
D
I want to know but I won’t ask.
A E Bm
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
D
I want to know but I won’t ask.
A E Bm Dmaj7sus2
What if you ou ou ou loved me back?
A E Bm Bsus2 Bm Dmaj7sus2

How to play What If You

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 A. 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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