[Intro]Bm[Verse 1]BmAG
I thought I'd built up my skin
BmAG
But standing here I'm feelin’
paper thin
BmAG
Cause you say one little thing
BmA
It goes caving in, caving in,
G
caving in
[Verse 2]BmAG
Thought I was in the clear
BmAG
But I can't silence the voices
I hear
BmAG
When I face myself in the mirror
BmA
I see the years, see the years,
G
I see the years
[Pre-Chorus]AG
I lost my youth
DA
Hiding the devil in me
BmG
Broke in two
[Chorus]DA
Fighting the devil in me
BmGDA
Is that really all you see?
GDA
The devil in me
BmGDA
Yeah, the devil in me
[Verse 3]BmAG
Words that can't be unsaid
BmA
Ah, lessons I learned thought
G
I knew what they meant
BmAG
I made my heart twist and bend
BmAG
All for nothing, nothing, nothing
[Pre-Chorus]AG
I lost my youth
DA
Hiding the devil in me
BmG
Broke in two
[Chorus]DA
Yeah, fighting the devil in me
BmGDA
Is that really all you see?
GDA
The devil in me
BmGDA
Yo, the devil in me
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[Bridge]
N.C.
All that I wanted
I could never get
Is it over yet?
Is it over yet?
Bm
All that I wanted
A
I could never get
G
Is it over yet?
G
Is it over yet?
Bm
All that I wanted
A
I could never get
G
Is it over yet?
GAG
Is it over ... I lost my youth
[Outro]DA
Fighting the devil in me
BmG
Broke in two
DA
Hiding the devil in me
BmGDA
Yes I will, can't all you fools see
BmGDA
Yeah, the devil in me
BmGDA
Yeah, the devil in me
BmGDA
Oh yeah, the devil in me
BmGD
Oh, the devil in me
How to play The Devil In Me: key, chords and progression
These are the chords for The Devil In Me by Garrison Starr on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard
The Devil In Me by Garrison Starr is in the key of D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯). The song uses 4 chords: Bm, A, G and D.
The progression the song keeps returning to is G – D – A – Bm (IV – I – V – vi in D major), a rotation of the four-chord pop progression that starts on the IV chord. In solfa, that is fah – doh – soh – lah. Learn these 4 changes first and most of the song falls into place.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 7th fret and play the shapes Em, D, C, G (100% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 75% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.