Youll Forget Me Soon (acoustic) - Tilian Pearson

Youll Forget Me Soon (acoustic)

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Intro: C, Am, Em
 
Verse I:
 
C Am Em
Go away from me
C Am Em
Don't need your sympathy
C Am
Trust me girl
Em
You don't wanna see my world
C Am
What do you still trust me for
Em
Tonight I'll be burning it all,
burning it all till it's all gone
 
[Refrão]
 
(strum each once) C Am Em
I know you're searching for something
(strum each once) C Am Em
To keep my bridges from burning,
C Am Em
but you'll forget me soon...
C Am Em
Forget me soon...
C Am Em
You'll forget me soon
 
Verse II:
 
C Am Em
We all feel alone sometimes
C Am Em
Feel like we lose our minds
C Am
But trust me girl
Em
We live in different worlds
C Am
What do you still love me for?
Em
Cause tonight I'll be burning it all
Burn it all till it's all gone
 
[Refrão]
 
(strum each once) C Am Em
I know you're searching for something
(strum each once) C Am Em
To keep my bridges from burning,
C Am Em
but you'll forget me soon...
C Am Em
Forget me soon...
C
You'll forget me soon
 
Bridge:
 
(lightly strum each once)
C
I need you, I need you
Am
I need you
Em
I don't need you
x 2
 
C
I need you, I need you
Am
I need you
Em
I don't need you
 
C
I need you, I need you
Am Em
I don't need you
 
[Refrão]
 
(strum each once) C Am Em
I know you're searching for something
(strum each once) C Am Em
To keep my bridges from burning,
C Am Em
but you'll forget me soon...
C Am Em
Forget me soon...
You'll forget me soon
C Am Em
What do you still love me for?
C Am Em
What do you still love me for?
(pause)
You'll forget me soon

How to play Youll Forget Me Soon (acoustic)

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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