You Me Cellphones
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verse 1
Am G F C
You know I feel a lot of pain, I'm on the phone
Am G F C
I might as well proudly say, "I'm alone"
Am G F C
There's a lot I need to share, I'm on the phone
Am G F C
I might say proudly, "Hold the line," but I'm alone
[Refrão]
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might as well proudly say you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might say proudly, "Hold the line," but you're alone
verse 2
Am G F C Am
Formulaic post digital touchscreen punchlines
G F
Tits, friends, tits, cats
C Am
Tits, friends, tits, nighttime
[Refrão]
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might as well proudly say you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might say proudly, "Hold the line," but you're alone
verse 3
Am G F C
You gotta feel a lot of pain, you're on the phone
Am G F C
But, baby, you don't call me when you're alone
Am G F C
Tonight you'll dream about it on the phone
Am G F C
But, baby, you don't need me, you're alone
[Refrão]
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might as well proudly say you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might say proudly, "Hold the line," but you're alone
Bridge
Am G
Real, I swear
F C
I'll take you there (x4)
[Refrão]
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might as well proudly say you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might say proudly, "Hold the line," but you're alone
Outro
Am G F C
You know I feel a lot of pain, I'm on the phone
Am G F C
I might as well proudly say, "I'm alone"
Am G F C
There's a lot I need to share, I'm on the phone
Am G F C
I might say proudly, "Hold the line," but I'm alone
How to play You Me Cellphones
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 Am. 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.