Whats In It For Me - John Berry

Whats In It For Me

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
E D E
 
[Verse 1]
E
You're back at my door
 
The one you walked out
 
You made a mistake
D E
You know that now
E
Will I let you in
 
You're begging me, "please"
 
What if I do
D E
What's in it for me
 
[Chorus]
E B/D# C#m B
What's in it for me
E
I've got to ask
A
If it's only more tears
E
Then I'll have to pass
E B/D# C#m B
If you'll op - en up
C#m
Then I can see
A
Deep in your heart
B E
What's in it for me
 
[Instrumental]
E D E
 
[Verse 2]
E
Well,I have to admit
 
I'm glad that you're here
 
But I can't make the past
D E
Just disappear
E
If you're back for good
 
I want you to be
 
Just let me know
D E
What's in it for me
 
[Chorus]
E B/D# C#m B
What's in it for me
E
I've got to ask
A
If it's only more tears
E
Then I'll have to pass
E B/D# C#m B
If you'll op - en up
C#m
Then I can see
A
Deep in your heart
B E
What's in it for me
 
[Solo]
B C#m A B E
 
[Bridge]
D
Am I a fool
D
To think you've changed
D
Some people do
E
Is that so strange
D
Our love was good
D
It just got off track
D
Is it worth the risk
B
If you come back
 
[Chorus]
E B/D# C#m B
What's in it for me
E
I've got to ask
A
If it's only more tears
E
Then I'll have to pass
E B/D# C#m B
If you'll op - en up
C#m
Then I can see
A
Deep in your heart
B E
What's in it for me
E B/D# C#m B
If you'll op - en up
C#m
Then I can see
A
Deep in your heart
B E
What's in it for me
 
[Outro]
E D E
 
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Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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