Jonas Brothers - Listen When Sad Chords

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IntroDo you remeCmber the summer she gGave you her number?
On the bFack of that CD that she burned last spring,
"Listen when sad and then call me"C(HFey)GF
Verse 1TCime can turn the pages,
I still gFot the pen and paper in my hAmandsF
They said, "KCid, you're gonna make it,"
so I pFacked a bag and headed for the sAmand, oh-oFhPre-ChorusAnd I tried so hDmard to gFrow up quickly
ForDmgot to ask mysFelfChorusDo you remCember the summer she gGave you her number?
On the bFack of that CD that she burned last spring,
"Listen when sad and then call me"
We'd lCeave through the windows,
we kGnew things we still don't
Singing TaFking Back Sunday on the way back home,
just sixteen, we felt so oldC(HFey)
InterludeFelt so oGld (HeFy)Verse 2Wish those niCghts would last forever,
it was yFou and me together on the Amrun, mmm-hFmm
You don't kCnow that what you're chasing are the
mFoments you're collecting when you're yAmoungF
Pre-ChorusAnd I trDmied so hard to grFow up quickly
ForDmgot to ask mysFelfChorusDo you remCember the summer she gGave you her number?
On the baFck of that CD that she burned last spring,
"Listen when sad and then call me"
We'd leCave through the window,
we knGew things we still don't
Singing TFaking Back Sunday on the way back home,
just sixteen, but we felt so old (DmOld)BridgeTo be that young,Fto be that dumbC
To care that mGuch, but not enoughDm
To break the rulesFjust becauseC
To make that moGve to fall in loFve (Fall in love)Chorus: Joe Jonas & Nick JonasDo you reCmember the summer she gGave you her number?
On the bFack of that CD that she burned last spring,
you fell so hard, you were just sixteen
You prComised forever, then it eGnded in November
Singing TaFking Back Sunday on the way back home,
just sixteen, but we felt so oldC
(WoGah-oh-oh-oh-oh)OutroSinging TaFking Back Sunday on the way back home,
just sixteen, but we felt so oldC(OGh)
Singing TFaking Back Sunday on the way back home,
just sixteen, but we felt so old

ChordsWorld Overview:

Most chords here are open and super beginner-friendly, like C, G, F, Am, and Dm. F can be tricky at first, so try the easier Fmaj7 or mini-barre version if you struggle. Practice smooth transitions, especially between C, G, and F. No barre chords like Bm or F#m, so it’s a comfy set for newer players. Have fun jamming!

Intro: C, G, F
Verse: C, F, Am
Pre-Chorus: Dm, F
Chorus: C, G, F, Dm
Interlude: G, F
Bridge: F, C, G, Dm
Outro: F, C, G

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