Will You Want Me Now
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D F#m G A x2
[Verse 1]
D F#m G A
Standing in front of the home that never thought I'd return
D F#m G A
I grew up fighting so desperately for love I thought I could earn
D F#m G A
A little bit sweeter, a little bit lighter, a little bit softer
D F#m G D
Cruelty never came easily, all of it's learned
[Verse 2]
D F#m G A
Highlighting every part of me I think that you would admire
D F#m G A
Turning me into some sickening stranger you would desire
D F#m G A
A little bit stronger, a little bit harder, a little bit colder
D F#m G D
I once was a daughter a lifetime ago, now you made me a soldier
[Chorus]
D F#m G A
Will you want me now?
D F#m G A
Will you want me now?
D F#m
'Cause it's one day here, the next day gone
Em Bm A
Like the wind you can't bring yourself to stay for too long
D F#m G A
Will you want me now?
[Verse 3]
D F#m
Blamed for the words that you taught me to speak
G A
Somehow now I'm the bad guy
D F#m G A
Sharpened my wit against everyone else just so I could survive
D F#m G A
A little bit angry, a little bit sorry, a little bit lonely
D F#m G
Worth enought til she walks in the room
D
And I'm left on the outside
[Chorus]
D F#m G A
Will you want me now?
D F#m G A
Will you want me now?
D F#m
'Cause it's one day here, the next day gone
Em Bm A
Like the wind you can't bring yourself to stay for too long
D F#m G A
Will you want me now?
[Bridge]
D F#m G A
A little bit sweeter, a little bit lighter, a little bit softer
D F#m G A
A little bit smarter, a little bit faster, a little bit slower
D F#m G A
A little bit wounded, a little bit hated, a little bit quicker
D F#m G A
A little bit stronger, a little bit harder, a little bit colder
D F#m G A
A little bit empty, a little bit lonely, a little bit angry
D F#m G A
A little bit sorry, a little bit sorry, a little bit sorry
How to play Will You Want Me Now
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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.