Worst In You
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Capo: 2
Intro
G C Am C
G C Am C
G C Am C
G C Am C
Verse
G C Am C
I went out the front door, went out into the night
G C Am C
I took out a cigarette, and then I felt for my light
Em Am D G C
In my front pocket it was no-where to be found
G C Am C
So I went back in the front door, I kicked off both of my shoes,
G C Am C
I looked around for your coat, and then went looking for you,
Em Am D G C
Thought I heard you left and stepping down the stairs,
G C Am C
So I walked there to your door, until I was almost half way,
G C Am C
I saw two closed doors, so I let my heart break,
Em Am D G C
Are you running around or just running away?
[Refrão]
Bm Am Bm
Why do I always find the worst in you,
Am Bm
You always see the worst in me,
Am D
Though I only see the worst in you.
Verse
G C Am C
So I sit still for a while trying to hear again,
G C Am C
But then from the living room, I heard you calling my name,
Em Am D G C
I found you smiling asking me where I am again
[Refrão]
Bm Am Bm
Why do I always see the worst in you,
Am Bm
You always see the worst in me,
Am D
Though I only see the worst in you.
Outro
G C Am C
G C Am C
G C Am C
G C Am C
How to play Worst In You
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.