[Intro]FF#FF#[Intro]FF#
Emotionless, I slip into the black
F#
And there's no turning back
FF#
Now everyone around me smoking crack
This tunnel is blinding,
F
hallucinating
F#
I'm debating life,
but it's still moving forward
F
If I could just change
F#N.C.
the hands of time
F5D#5
Well I'd do it better
[Chorus]F5D#5F5A#5
Just walk away
F5D#5F5F#
Just walk away
FF#
Just walk away
[Verse 2]FF#
Fearless, I have fell into a trap
F#
And there's no way around it
FF#
Everyone is crying in the back
F
My kin is around me, hesitating
F#
There's no second chance
F#
When you know you're a loser
F
Keep on trying keep
F#N.C.
an open mind
F5D#5
I'm caught in a circle
[Chorus]F5D#5
Just walk away
F5D#5A#5
Just walk away
F5D#5F5A#5
Just walk away
F5D#5
Just walk away
FC#CA#FF#D#
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[Bridge]F
Emotionless,
F#FD#
I slip into the crack
FF#
Feel as if I've fell
FF#A#
into the blue
FD#
Hallucinating, there's no
turning back
FD#
Everyone around me
FD#A#5
smoking crack
[Chorus]F5D#5A#5F5G#5A#5
Just walk away
F5D#5A#5F5A#5
Just walk away
F5D#5G#5A#5
Just walk away
F5D#5
Just walk away
F
Have you even heard a
thing I've said?
How to play Said: key, chords and progression
These are the chords for Said by Puddle of Mudd on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard
Said by Puddle of Mudd is built around B♭ major (two flats: B♭, E♭), with 11 chords in all: F, F#, F5, D#5, A#5, C#, C, A#, D#, Emotionless and G#5.
Listen for F5 – A#5 – F5 – D#5 (V – I – V – IV in B♭ major): the song comes back to it again and again. In solfa, that is soh – doh – soh – fah. Once these 4 changes are comfortable, most of the song is done.
Easier on guitar: put a capo on the 1st fret and play the shapes E, F, E5, D5, A5, C, B, A, D, Ebm (73% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 18% without a capo). It sounds exactly the same.
The main progression is F5 – A#5 – F5 – D#5 (V – I – V – IV).
Is Said easy to play on guitar?
Yes, with a capo: put a capo on the 1st fret and play the shapes E, F, E5, D5, A5, C, B, A, D, Ebm (73% of the chords become easy open shapes, against 18% without a capo).
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