Feb172020

Falling In Reverse – The Drug In Me Is Reimagined Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

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This is the chords of The Drug In Me Is Reimagined by Falling In Reverse on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
Am
I heard a knock upon my door the other day
F
I opened it to find death staring in my face
C
The feel of mortal stalking still reverberates
E
Everywhere I go, I drag this coffin
Am
just in case
E F Em

[Verse 1]
Am
My body’s trembling sends shivers down my spine
F E
Adrenaline kicks in, shifts into overdrive
Am
Your secrets keep you safe, your lies keep you alive
F E
Snake eyes every single time you roll with crooked dice

[Pre-Chorus]
Am
I felt the darkness as it tried to pull me down
F
The kind of dark that haunts a
E
hundred-year-old house
Am
I wrestle with my thoughts, I shook the hand of doubt
F
Running from my past, I’m praying:
E C
“Feet, don’t fail me now”

[Chorus]
Am Em
I’ve lost my goddamn mind, it happens all the time
F C
I can’t believe I’m actually meant to be here
Am Em
Trying to consume, the drug in me is you
F Am
And I’m so high on misery, can’t you see?
E F Em

[Verse 2]
Am
I got these questions always running through my head
F E
So many things that I would like to understand
Am
If we are born to die and we all die to live
F
Then what’s the point of living life if
E
it just contradicts?

[Post-Chorus]
Am E
I’ve lost myself
F E
You tried to reach me, but you just can’t help me
Am E
So long, goodbye
F E
You tried to save me, it won’t work
C
this time ’cause now

[Chorus]
Am Em
I’ve lost my fucking mind, and there is no fucking time
F C
I can’t believe I’m actually meant to be here
Am Em
Trying to consume, the drug in me is you
F Am
And I’m so high on misery, can’t you see?

[Breakdown]
Am
Can’t you see?
Em
Can’t you see?
F
Can’t you, can’t you
C Am Em F
Can’t you see?
Am
Can’t you see?

[Outro]
E F C

How to play The Drug In Me Is Reimagined: key, chords and progression

The Drug In Me Is Reimagined by Falling In Reverse is in the key of C major (no sharps or flats). The song uses 6 chords: Am, F, C, E, Em and G.

The backbone of the song is C – Am – Em – F (I – vi – iii – IV in C major). In solfa, that is doh – lah – mi – fah. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.

Beginner-friendly: almost every chord here is an open shape on guitar: no capo, no barre chords needed.