Apr122021

Ten Kills The Pack – When I Say You Are Killing Me Chords Piano & Ukulele

Updated January 8, 2026

ChordsC Em G

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[Intro]
C Em G x4

[Chorus]
C
When I say you are killing me
Em                     G
I'm merely saying the past six hours
       C
have felt like one
Em             G              C Em G
At that rate I won't last long
C
When I say you are killing me
Em                     G
I'm merely saying the past six days
      C
have felt like one
Em              G
At that rate I won't last long

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[Verse 1]
C
At that rate we'll be fighting
  Em             G
At that rate the dog will
need a walk
 C
At that rate I'll be dreaming
          Em
you the same sun
            G
In a different place that
           C
I wanna go to with you
 Em          G             C
Oh my, the traffic was a bad one
  Em              G             C
At that rate my wrinkles will smile
because of yours
  Em           G
At that rate I'll be the grass
  C       Em         G
blowing on the same night we met
C Em G x2

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[Chorus]
C
When I say you are killing me
Em                     G
I'm merely saying the past six hours
       C
have felt like one
Em             G
At that rate I won't last long
C
When I say you are killing me
Em                     G
I'm merely saying the past six days
        C
have felt like one
    Em             G
At that rate I won't last long
                  C          Em G
When I say you are killing me
        C          Em G
You are killing me
        C          Em G
You are killing me
        C          Em G
You are killing me

[Outro]
C Em G x4
C

How to play When I Say You Are Killing Me: key, chords and progression

These are the chords for When I Say You Are Killing Me by Ten Kills The Pack on Piano, Ukulele, Guitar, and Keyboard

When I Say You Are Killing Me by Ten Kills The Pack is centred on C major (no sharps or flats). The song uses 3 chords: C, Em and G.

Most of the song cycles through C – Em – G – C (I – iii – V – I in C major). In solfa, that is doh – mi – soh – doh. Get these 4 changes smooth and the rest comes quickly.

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