Bea Miller - born to lose Chords

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Em
A
C
Cm
D
G
Am
B
IntroEmACCmCDCEmD.
Verse 1CI would never sEmhower if it waDsn't for my rCoomates
Haven't left Emthe house in sDo long, pretty sure it's CTuesday
It could be EmWednes-daDy, but neCver Sunday
It doesn't EmmatterDno one's calling me
CEvery time I Dopen up my phone I am remCinded
Seeing all the Dfun I used to have, it's now beChind me
There's no Ddenying (There's no denying)
We're only Cdying (Only dying)
And I gEmot more than Done foot in the graveChorusEmOoh, I could do my mGakeup like I used to Amdo
Looking like sComeone who wasn't Bborn to Emlose
Ooh, Gooh, to Amlose
Ooh, Cooh,B to losEme
I picked so many bGattles that I broke in Amtwo
Now I'm just the Chalf, who knows she's Bborn to Emlose
Ooh, Gooh, to lAmose
Ooh, CoohB, to losDeEm
Post-ChorusAh-Cah.EmD.
Verse 2CMaybe it's bDetter that I've accepted it
CEven though I'm depDressed and irrelevant
CGod, I miss being Da teenager more than CI care to adDmit
(Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah)ChorusEmOoh, I could do my mGakeup like I used to Amdo
Looking like sComeone who wasn't Bborn to Emlose
Ooh, Gooh, to Amlose
Ooh, Cooh,B to losEme
I picked so many bGattles that I broke in Amtwo
Now I'm just the Chalf, who knows she's Bborn to Emlose
Ooh, Gooh, to lAmose (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Ooh, Cooh,B to lose (Yeah, yeah, yeah)BridgeCHow can I be hopDeful when it's gCetting so dystDopian?
And Cnothing's ever Dgonna feel the wCay it always EmfeltDback then
I'm CMr. Peaked in Dhigh school, but IC never even Emwent.D.
ChorusEmOoh, I could do my mGakeup like I used to Amdo
Looking like sComeone who wasn't Bborn to Emlose
Ooh, Gooh, to Amlose
Ooh, Cooh,B to lEmose
I picked so many bGattles that I broke in Amtwo
Now I'm just the Chalf, who knows she's Bborn to Emlose
Ooh, Gooh, to lAmose (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Ooh, Cooh, losBe.

ChordsWorld Overview:

Lots of easy open chords here like Em, C, G, Am, and D, which is great for beginners. Watch out for B and Cm since those are barre chords and might need extra practice. Try to keep your transitions smooth, especially between Em and B. Take it slow, use a metronome, and focus on clean chord changes for the best sound.

Intro: Em, A, C, Cm, D
Verse 1: C, Em, D
Chorus: Em, G, Am, C, B, D
Post-Chorus: C, Em, D
Verse 2: C, D
Bridge: C, D, Em

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