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Pieces

Sum 41
Chords & TabKeyDmintermediate100 BPM
4.9(909)

Chords in this song5

Song

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Sum 41 - Pieces
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Album: Chuck
Tabbed by: Vlaxx'
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
    
e|--1------1-------1-----0---|
B|--3------1-------1-----1---|
G|--2------3-------2-----0---|
D|--0------3-------3-----2---|
A|--x------1-------3-----3---|
E|--x------x-------1-----x---|
Second guitar, during the part Bbsus2
   
e|------5------5-------5------5------5-------5-------3-------3---|
B|----6--6---6---6---6--6---6--6---6---6---6---6---5---5---5---5-|
G|--7------7-------7------7------5-------5-------5-------5-------| x2
D|---------------------------------------------------------------|
A|---------------------------------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------|

Intro

    

Verse 1

I tried to be perfect
But nothing was worth it
I don’t believe it makes me real
I thought it'd be easy
But no one believes me
I meant all the things I said

Chorus

If you believe it’s in my soul
I’d say all the words that I know
Just to see if it would show
That I’m trying to let you know
That I’m better off on my own
   

Verse 2

This place is so empty
My thoughts are so tempting
I don’t know how it got so bad
Sometimes it’s so crazy
That nothing can save me
But it’s the only thing that I have

Chorus

If you believe it’s in my soul
I’d say all the words that I know
Just to see if it would show
That I’m trying to let you know
That I’m better off on my own

Bridge

             

Verse 3

I tried to be perfect
It just wasn’t worth it
Nothing could ever be so wrong
It’s hard to believe me
It never gets easy
I guess I knew that all along

Chorus

If you believe it’s in my soul
I’d say all the words that I know
Just to see if it would show
That I’m trying to let you know
That I’m better off on my own

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