[Intro]GEm7Am7Am7GEm7Am7Am7[Verse 1]G
Guess I'll call
you
Em7Am7
Rip Torn
G
The way you got
tore
Em7Am7
up
G
Passed out in your
Em7Am7
Lucky Charms
G
Lucky doesn't
Em7Am7
mean much
[Bridge 1]C
You need to drink
G
some water
Bm7
It'll kill the need
Em7D
to puke
C
You need to learn
Am7
How to behave
in groups
[Instrument]GEm7Am7Am7GEm7Am7Am7GEm7Am7Am7GEm7Am7Am7
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[Verse 1]
You said, "There's
G
men and then
Em7Am7
there's movies
G
Then there's men and
Em7Am7
Men in Black"
You said, "There's
G
milkshakes and
Em7Am7
there's smoothies"
G
You always lose
me when you
Em7Am7
talk like that
[Bridge 2]C
If you tap on
G
the glass
Bm7
The sharks might
Em7D
look at you
C
Damned if they
don't
Am7
And you're damned
if they do
[Outro]GEm7Am7Am7GEm7Am7Am7GEm7Am7Am7GEm7Am7Am7
Watch: Rip Torn
From MJ Lenderman - Topic on YouTube. Play along with the chords above.
How to play Rip Torn: key, chords and progression
Rip Torn by MJ Lenderman is centred on G major (one sharp: F♯). The song uses 6 chords: G, Em7, Am7, C, Bm7 and D.
Most of the song cycles through Am7 – G – Em7 – Am7 (ii7 – I – vi7 – ii7 in G major). In solfa, that is reh – doh – lah – reh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.
Beginner-friendly: almost every chord is an open chord on guitar, so you can play it without a capo or barre chords.
Chord diagrams
GG B DEm7E G B DAm7A C E GCC E GBm7B D F♯ ADD F♯ A
GG B DEm7E G B DAm7A C E GCC E GBm7B D F♯ ADD F♯ A
GG B DEm7E G B DAm7A C E GCC E GBm7B D F♯ ADD F♯ A
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Rip Torn chords: questions
What key is Rip Torn in?
Rip Torn by MJ Lenderman is centred on G major (one sharp: F♯).
What chords are in Rip Torn?
Rip Torn uses 6 chords: G, Em7, Am7, C, Bm7, D.
What is the chord progression of Rip Torn?
The main progression is Am7 – G – Em7 – Am7 (ii7 – I – vi7 – ii7).
Is Rip Torn easy to play on guitar?
Yes. Almost every chord is an open chord, so it suits beginners.
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