Youre Okay - Cameron Sanderson
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
A#m C# F# G#m F# F#maj7
 
[Chorus]
F# A#m
Lay your head where my pillow is
C#
If I catch your breath I'ma be right here
F#
You're okay
 
You're okay
F#maj7
You're okay
 
[Verse 1]
A#m
I'm laying the foundations
C#
Show you falseness just to leave with temptation
F# G#
Then I'll call you up at night saying I'm sick
F#maj7 F#
And what we have isn't that great but it's perfect
A#m
I'll change
 
I'll change
A#
But you're the same
C# C#maj7
No you're the same
F#maj7
You play your life just like a game
F#m
I'll watch your soul just slip away
 
[Chorus]
A#m
Lay your head where my pillow is
C#
If I catch your breath I'ma be right here
F#maj7
You're okay
 
You're okay
 
You're okay
A#m
Lay your head where most people have been
C#
And then never come back 'cause of their last trip
F#
But they're okay
 
They're okay
F#maj7
You're okay
 
[Verse 2]
A#m
I'm sick of being like that
C#
I'm sick of being sick
 
Can you fix that?
F#
I'm pumping poison in to my vein map
F#maj7 F#
Watch me fall into a coma I'll combat
G# A#m
Please stay
 
No please stay
 
It's not okay
C#
It's not okay
F#
I don't care what people say
F#maj7
I'll watch your soul just slip away
 
[Chorus]
A#m
Lay your head where my pillow is
C#
If I catch your breath I'ma be right here
F#maj7
You're okay
 
You're okay
 
You're okay
A#m
Lay your head where most people have been
C#
And then never come back 'cause of their last trip
F#
But they're okay
 
They're okay
F#maj7 A#m
You're okay
 
[Outro]
C#
Let the fate fall in life's hands
F#
Let the fate fall in life's hands
F#maj7 F# A#m
Let the fate fall in life's hands
 
Let the fate fall in life's hands
C# D# F#
Let the fate fall in life's hands
G# F#
Let the fate fall in life's hands
 
(strum last F# and let ring out)

How to play Youre Okay

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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.

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