What Its Like
Downhere
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(início)
A E B F#m A E B F#m In my life all the strife is getting in the way. A E B F#m A E B F#m Frankly I did not plan on getting hurt today. A E B F#m A E B F#m A E From your chair in the clouds, benevolent are your ways. While the beggar bleeds, B F#m A E B F#m the children play. Everyone wants to know why?
Pre-Chorus
D A E C#m D Isn't it always the question,"How do you know my condition?"
Chorus
A F#m E C#m C#m7 A You came down to me to know what it's like, to know what it's like to hurt. A F#m E D You came down to me to know what it's like, to know just what it's like. A E B F#m A E B F#m To be me. To be us.
Verse 2
A E B F#m A E B F#m In the wake of this mess, decades and centuries past. A E B F#m A E B F#m Who's to blame for this mess, and who's gonna take the rap. A E B F#m A E B F#m D We're quick to judge and discard. A God who lets you choose, whom and what to love!
Pre-Chorus 2
A E C#m D Isn't it always the question,"Do you really know my position?"
Chorus 2
A F#m E C#m C#m7 A You came down to me to know what it's like, to know what it's like to hurt. A F#m E D You came down to me to know what it's like, to know just what it's like. A E B F#m A E B F#m A E B F#m A E B F#m To be me. To be us. To be one with the dust. To be lost.
Musical interlude
D A E C#m D A E C#m7 [Acappella] (oh x7) x2 You know what it's like, to thirst to bleed, oh you know what it's like.
Chorus 3
A F#m E C#m C#m7 A You came down to me to know what it's like, to know what it's like to hurt. A F#m E D You came down to me to know what it's like, to know just what it's like to... A F#m E C#m C#m7 A You came down... to know just what it's like, to know just what it's like to hurt. A F#m E D D D D You came down... to know just what it's like, to know just what it's like. A E B F#m A E B F#m A E B F#m A E B To be me. To be us. To be lost. To be found.
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