Wwytam
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A E A E
[Verse 1]
A E
Why weren't you thinking about me
D G#
I was thinking of you, it's a shame
A E
Why weren't you thinking about me
D G#
I was thinking of you, it's a shame
E
Who's to blame?
[Chorus 1]
G E
And now I don't know if I was the same last time around
G E
Well, who knows if I was all there
G D G# E
Well, I'll just sing, sing a song, sing a song, sing a song
[Verse 2]
A E
Why weren't you thinking about me
D G#
I was thinking of you, it's a shame
A E
Why weren't you thinking about me
D G#
I was thinking of you, it's a shame
E
Who's to blame?
[Chorus 2]
G E
And now I don't know if I was the same last time around
G E
Well, who knows if I was all there
G D G# E
Well, I'll just sing, sing a song, sing a song, sing a song
[Bridge]
Bdim7 A
But I was thinking of myself, of myself, and only myself
C#dim7 Bm
I was thinking of myself, of myself, and only myself
Ebdim7 C#m
I was thinking of myself, of myself, and only myself
F# E F#
But who doesn't?
N.C
La da da da da da da da da da da da da
N.C
Any one of us could be so rude
[Verse 3]
A E
Why weren't you thinking about me
D G#
I was thinking of you, it's a shame
A E
Why weren't you thinking about me
D G#
I was thinking of you, it's a shame
E
Who's to blame?
[Chorus 3]
G E
And now I don't know if I was the same last time around
G E
Well, who knows if I was all there
G D G# E
Well, I'll just sing, sing a song, sing a song, sing a song
[Interlude]
(This part is essential an E7, but more specifically a E root note while moviing between
intervals A#6, A6, A#6 and B6)
E7
[Outro]
(E6, D#6, and F6 are all played as intervals)
E6 F6 E6 D#6 E6 F6
I don't care, bury me until I come undone
E6 F6 E6 F6
Oh well, bury me until I come undone
E6 D#6 E6 D#6 E6 D#6 E6 D#6 E
Oh well, bury me, oh bury me, oh bury me, oh bury me
D#6 E6 D#6 E6 D#6 E6 D#6 E6 D#6 E6 A7/Eadd4
Oh bury me, oh bury me, oh bury me, oh bury me, oh bury me
How to play Wwytam
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.