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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
[Intro]
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
 
[Verse]
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
We have been together now for a couple of years
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
There have been some ups and downs and a few tears
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
Mama always told me to watch out for girls like you
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
They will break your heart she said just like you’re about to do
 
[Chorus]
G Em D C
Why are you doing this to me
G Em D C
Was I so blind that I couldn’t see
G Em D C
When I looked deep into your eyes
G Em D C
I couldn’t see through all of your lies
 
[Verse 2]
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
Take it easy on me, cuz I've been hurt before
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
We should have talked about it before you walked out the door
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
I don’t know if I can change your mind, but maybe I shouldn’t try
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
I dont know how much more I can take before this love will die
 
[Chorus]
G Em D C
Why are you doing this to me
G Em D C
Was I so blind that I couldn’t see
G Em D C
When I looked deep into your eyes
G Em D C
I couldn’t see through all of your lies
 
[Bridge]
Em Am D Em
I thought things were going great, but I guess they were not
Em Am D Em
You had me so convinced, until you got caught
Em Am D Em
Why would you do this to me, after we all we’ve been through
Em Am D Em
When I first met you, all my dreams had come true
 
[Chorus]
G Em D C
Why are you doing this to me
G Em D C
Was I so blind that I couldn’t see
G Em D C
When I looked deep into your eyes
G Em D C
I couldn’t see through all of your lies
 
[Outro]
Em C/G G Dadd9/F#
Em C/G G Dadd9/F# G

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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.

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