Feb182019

Juice WRLD – Robbery Piano & Ukulele Chord Progression and Tab

ChordsG D A

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This is the chord progression of Robbery by Juice WRLD on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar and Keyboard.

[Intro]
G
Man, what? (Haha)
D A
This shit funny I was like
G D A
Oof, this Hennessy strong as fuck, boy

[Chorus]
G
She told me put my heart in the bag (In the bag)
D A
And nobody gets hurt (Nobody)
G
Now I’m running from her love, I’m not fast (Fast)
D A
So I’m making it worse (Making it worse)
G
Now I’m digging up a grave, from my past
D A
I’m a whole different person (I’m a whole different person)
G
It’s a gift and a curse (It’s a gift and a curse)
D A
But I cannot reverse it

[Verse 1]
G D
I can’t reverse it
A
It was a gift and a curse
G
And now I’m drinkin’ too much, so I’ma talk with a slur
D A G
Last time I saw you, it ended in a blur
D
I woke up in a hearse
A G
She said, “You loved me first” (First)
D A G
One thing my dad told me was, “Never let your woman know when you’re insecure”
D
So I put Gucci on the fur
A G
And I put my wrist on iceberg

One thing my heart tells me is
D A
“Flex on a ho every time they’re insecure”
G D
Ooh, I’m running from you
A G
Is your love for real? (For real? For real?)
D A
Is your love really true?

[Bridge]
G
You gave me the runaround

I really hate the runaround
D
You really got me paranoid
A
I always keep a gun around
G
You always give me butterflies

When you come around
D
When you come around
A
When you come around

[Verse 2]
G
You let me know love is not the answer
D A
Not the answer, not the answer
G
I love to do drugs so mind my manners
D A
I get high when you don’t decide to answer
G D A
Phone home, I need to phone home
G D A
I’m throwing rocks at your window, I need to go home
G
I don’t wanna leave
D A G
I just wanna be with you
D A
You, you, you

[Outro]
G D A x6

How to play Robbery: key, chords and progression

Robbery by Juice WRLD sits in D major (two sharps: F♯, C♯), and you need 3 chords to play it: G, D and A.

Listen for G – D – A – G (IV – I – V – IV in D major): the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is fah – doh – soh – fah. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.

Beginner-friendly: on guitar every chord is an open shape, which makes this a good song to learn early on.