Writers Block
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: BbCapotraste:
3rd traste
[Verse 1]
G Em Am
Sometimes rain can feel like doomsday
D7 G
And thunder like dread
Em Am D7
And it's storming and pouring all the way out as I write this
G Em Am
But hey it's nothing I can't handle
D7 G
Just another scandal to deal with
Em Am
Another doomsday, dread pooling in my sneakers
D7
Something, I'm an existential thinker
G Em Am D7 G
[Chorus]
Em Am
So why not stop
Why not
D7
Why stop
G
With why, stop what
What the fuck
Em
What the hell
Am D7
Why stop with something that I think I do well
G Em
Poetry is nothing special
Am D7
Survivalist of trying to be bigger
G Em
And better, and nothing is getting through
Am D7
How do I get through to you
D7
(Actually, it's me, but me doesn't work with the rhyme)
[Verse 2]
G Em Am
Sometimes words just don't quite fit right
D7 G
And that's just as well
Em Am D7
Cuz I've never been a wordsmith as far as I can tell
G Em Am
But hey, it's not that big a deal
D7 G
Just spin a wheel to handle
Em Am
How to scramble the words floating all around
D7
Like shapes, did you catch that reference now
G Em Am D7 G
[Chorus]
Em Am
So why not stop
Why not
D7
Why stop
G
With why, stop what
What the fuck
Em
What the hell
Am D7
Why stop with something that I think I do well
G Em
Poetry is nothing special
Am D7
Survivalist of trying to be bigger
G Em
And better, and nothing is getting through
Am D7
How do I get through to you
G Em Am C D7 G
How to play Writers Block
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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.