Olivia Rodrigo - what's wrong with me Chords (Robert Smith)

Capo 4th Fret
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D
Bm
Em
A7
A
G
A/C#
IntroDBmEmA7
Verse 1DI'm just staring at the ceBmiling
Can't describe this fEmeeling
I've got in my head
I'm A7out of body in my bed
And DI'm just searching up my sBmymptoms
Desperate to fEmix them I'll
do anything
'Cause lAately I've been spiraling, ohPre-ChorusGI'm not feeling like myself and
ANothing ever seems to help
ChorusDWent to the doctor and she said I was fine
DBut every movie that I see makes me cry
BmIt's like somebody put a weight on my chest
I should Bmtalk to a friend
But I Bmcan'tA/C#getDoutAofbEmed
My head is spinning and my stomach is sick
SEmay I'm in love, so it's hard to admit
A7I can't eat, I can't sleep
AI think you're what's wrong with me
InstrumentalDBmEmA7
Verse 2DI keep looking for disBmtractions
Hope this feeling Empasses
But I've got to say
It's A7getting harder every day
And DI can't seem to get aBmround it
Head just keeps on Empounding with
The simple thought
What A7if this isn't what I wantChorusDWent to the doctor and she said I was fine
DTried meditation with a bottle of wine
BmIt's like somebody put a weight on my chest
I should Bmtalk to a friend
But I Bmcan'tA/C#getDoutAofbEmed
My head is spinning and my stomach is sick
SEmay I'm in love, so it's hard to admit
A7I can't eat, I can't sleep
AI think you're what's wrong with me oh
BridgeGI'm not feeling like myself all
AAmber lights and warning bells oh
GI'm not feeling like myself
And I'm Anot hiding it wellChorusDWent to the doctor and she said I was fine
DBut every movie that I see makes me cry
BmIt's like somebody put a weight on my chest
I should Bmtalk to a friend
But I Bmcan'tA/C#getDoutAofbEmed
My head is spinning and my stomach is sick
SEmay I'm in love, so it's hard to admit
A7I can't eat, I can't sleep
AI think you're what's wrong with me
DI think you're what's wrong with me
BmI think you're what's wrong with me
EI think you're what's wrong with me
AI think you're what's wrong with me

ChordsWorld Overview:

Most of these chords are beginner-friendly, like D, Bm, Em, G, and A. Bm is a barre chord, so take your time with it—try the mini-barre version if full barre feels tough. A7 and A/C# add nice color but are simple shapes. Practice smooth transitions, especially between Bm and open chords. Enjoy the easy feel of these progressions!

Intro: D, Bm, Em, A7
Verse: D, Bm, Em, A7, A
Pre-Chorus: G, A
Chorus: D, Bm, A/C#, A, Em, A7, E
Instrumental: D, Bm, Em, A7
Bridge: G, A

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