Wrote Me Out
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Db Ab Bbm Ab F# Db Ab Bbm Ab F# Db Ab
(Verse)
NC Bbm Ab F#
You're the star of your own movie
Bbm Ab F#
And I am the star of mine
Bbm Ab F#
You play the part, sing the tune and speak the dialogue
Bbm Ab F#
And you write every storyline
Ab
And you wrote me out
[Refrão]Db F# Db
Let it be said, it's all in my head
F#
And you will forget about me
Db F#
I never got through
Db
Try playing with you
F#
But I am not in your story
Db F# Db F# Db
Ooh, I don't know, I don't feel anything, anymore
F# Db
I am not here, and I am not there
F#
'Cause I am not in your story
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Bbm Ab F# Db Ab Bbm Ab F# Db Ab NC
Oo Oo Oo oh oh oh oh oh
(Verse)
Bbm Ab F#
I should have seen it coming
Bbm Ab F#
By the way that you looked at me
Bbm Ab F#
With those eyes distracted by the lonely life you live
Bbm Ab F#
Well, I am not welcome clearly
Ab
Yeah you wrote me out
(Chorus)
Db F# Db
Let it be said, it's all in my head
F#
And you will forget about me
Db F#
I never got through
Db
Try playing with you
F#
But I am not in your story
Db F# Db F# Db
Ooh, I don't know, I don't feel anything, anymore
F# Db
I am not here, and I am not there
F# D
'Cause I am not in your story oooh
F#m D
I was so blind to think that you'll be mine
A
And I could be yours
D F#m
But now it's time that I stopped to write my own story
B Ab
And I will not write a part for you
Ah-oo
(Part Chorus)
Db F# Db
Let it be said, it's all in my head
F#
And you will forget about me
Db F#
I never got through
Db
Try playing with you
F#
But I am not in your story
[Refrão]D G D
Let it be said, it's all in my head
G
And you will forget about me
D G
I never got through
D
Try playing with you
G
But I am not in your story
D G D G D
Ooh, I don't know, I don't feel anything, anymore
G D
I am not here, and I am not there
G D
'Cause I am not in your story
How to play Wrote Me Out
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Db. 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.