Whatever Happened To You
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Am
Stay lover, stay,
E
don't just leave me this way,
F E
With nothing left to go on with.
Am
Is there nothing you can say
E
before you turn and walk away?
F
I can't believe your heart,
E
there's something wrong with it...
Am E F E
Whatever happened to you?
Am
She said whatever has to change
E
It could easily be rearranged
F E
This sort of thing that's not new to me.
Am
But now when I'm looking at your face,
E
there is hardly any traces
F E
of this sort of love that's so good to me.
F E
And I must sing this from the heart,
F
about our sudden love gone wrong
E
right from the start.
Am
Whatever happened to you?
E
Oooh...
F
Whatever happened to you?
E
Oooh...
Am
Oh you run, lover, run,
E
I have cared for you all along...
F E
Ever since I first fell for you.
Am
It's still a very special song
E
and now it's made and it's all but gone
F E
But you know it always did work so well for you.
F E
And I must sing this from the heart,
F
about our sudden love gone wrong
E
right from the start.
Am
Whatever happened to you?
E
Whatever happened to you?
F E
Aaa - aaah - aaah...
Bridge: Am E F E
Am
Oh, you're cold, lover, cold
E
living alone in those days of old...
F E
You can only love a shadow and a memory.
Am
For all those wicked lies you told,
E
for your life that has yet to unfold,
F E
I swear before the end that you will remember me.
Am
Whatever happened to you?
E
Whatever happened to you?
F E
Aaa - aaah - aaah...
Am
Whatever happened to you?
E
Whatever happened to you?
F E
You tell me now, tell me now
Am G F E (x8)
End on: Am
How to play Whatever Happened To You
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.