Gracie Abrams - What If It’s Right? Chords (Marcus Mumford)

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C
Am
F
Em
Dm
G
IntroCAmFEm
VerseAmHigh, cleaner air
In your shirt
I'm a dark figure who Dmleft
Kinder words by the door
By the cold river, it Fbends
But I won't, like a stone
And I'll sink when I'm alConeVerseAmHit where it hurts, where you know
You can reach me like a Dmdog
On your floor, we both swore
To go easy, but we Fwon't
It's a sick undertone
I'm a knife cut to the CboneChorusThis could be the wrong thiGng
But what if it's rightF?
So why are we leaviCng?
But is it the wrong thiGng?
But what if it's rigFht?
What if it's rigCht?VerseAmLook in my eyes when I speak
When I scream, how do you nDmot
Even hear anything?
Built a fort, swallowed the kFey
And I've bled through my knees
Hard to beg or to belCieveVerse(Hmm) In Amtime, funny time, funny boy, funny
I felt like a Dmjoke half my life through the noise
Silent cries, evidence Fshows
Cunning ploy
Humming I think I want CmoreChorusThis could be the wrong thGing
But what if it's righFt?
What are we eveCn doing?
But is it the wrong thinGg?
But what if it's rigFht?
What if it's rigCht?InstrumentalDmAmFG.
DmAmFG.
BridgeAmSoft on my skin, where you land at the end
End of our Dmdays
I might break you, but you broke me back
All the Fsame
Slow decay, slow decay
Ain't it sad sharing thisEm stage?BridgeAmSoft on your skin, where I land at the end
End of our Dmdays
I know you better than anything
You know me the sFame
Heaven's gate, heaven's gate
Will you please make it okCay?ChorusThis could be the wrong thiGng
But what if it's righFt?
Then why are we leavinCg?
But is it the wrong thinGg?
But what if it's righFt?
What if it's righCt?ChorusThis could be the wrong thGing
What if it's righFt?
Don't wanna be leavCing
But is it the wrong thiGng?
But what if it's righFt?
What if it's rigCht?
What if it's rigCht?

ChordsWorld Overview:

You’ll love how approachable these chords are, especially since most are beginner-friendly like C, Am, F, Em, G, and Dm. Watch out for the F chord, which can be tricky if you’re not used to partial barre shapes. Take it slow, focus on clean transitions, and try using open chord voicings for a smoother sound. Have fun with it!

Intro: C, Am, F, Em
Verse: Am, Dm, F, C
Chorus: G, F, C
Instrumental: Dm, Am, F, G
Bridge: Am, Dm, F, Em, C

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