[Intro] G Am7 C [Verse 1] G You’re making me nervous Am7 I’m not sure what to do C I’m double checking G If I like me as much as I like you G And you got me blushing Am7 I forgot I was beautiful C Now I’m second guessing G What’s good for my soul [Chorus] Em7 C Cause I like slow songs that make you cry G Bm7 I like rainy days and lonely nights Am7 But you changed that C G Ain’t no take backs now G/B Em7 C You’re the right words with the perfect rhyme G Like if the sun stayed up Bm7 Am7 And the stars aligned in a person G And I’m used to hurting Am7 G Am7 So you’re making me nervous [Verse 2] G You’re making me question Am7 If this is real life C Or was I just lost in G A bad heart at the wrong time Bm7 Am7 Damn you’re just too good to be true Bm7 Am7 D And that just makes me scared to love you [Chorus] Em7 C Cause I like slow songs that make you cry G Bm7 I like rainy days and lonely nights Am7 But you changed that C G Ain’t no take backs now G/B Em7 C You’re the right words with the perfect rhyme G Like if the sun stayed up Bm7 Am7 And the stars aligned in a person D And I’m used to hurting G Am7 So you’re making me nervous G C You’re making me nervous [Bridge] Bm So do you love me Am7 Or do you love me not Bm G/B Am7 D Cause my whole world just stopped Bm7 I’m not used to G/B Am7 Feeling enough C Yeah I’m used to hurting D So you’re making me nervous [Out-Chorus] Em7 C Cause I like slow songs that make you cry G Bm7 I like rainy days and lonely nights Am7 But you changed that C G Ain’t no take backs now G/B Em7 C You’re the right words with the perfect rhyme G Like if the sun stayed up Bm7 Am7 And the stars aligned in a person D And I’m used to hurting G Yeah, you’re making me nervous

KC Bruner – You're Making Me Nervous Chords on Piano & Ukulele
How to play You're Making Me Nervous: key, chords and progression
You're Making Me Nervous by KC Bruner is built around G major (one sharp: F♯), with 8 chords in all: G, Am7, C, Em7, Bm7, G/B, D and Bm.
The backbone of the song is C – G – Bm7 – Am7 (IV – I – iii7 – ii7 in G major). In solfa, that is fah – doh – mi – reh. Practise these 4 changes until they feel natural and you can play most of it.
Good to know: Bm7 and Bm are played as barre or movable shapes on guitar. Practise the change into them slowly; on piano and ukulele the same chords are easier.
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You're Making Me Nervous chords: questions
What key is You're Making Me Nervous in?
You're Making Me Nervous by KC Bruner is centred on G major (one sharp: F♯).
What chords are in You're Making Me Nervous?
You're Making Me Nervous uses 8 chords: G, Am7, C, Em7, Bm7, G/B, D, Bm.
What is the chord progression of You're Making Me Nervous?
The main progression is C – G – Bm7 – Am7 (IV – I – iii7 – ii7).
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