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ALooking for something IC#m've never seen
EAlone and I'm in betwAeen
AThe place that I'm from and the pC#mlace that I'm in
A cEity I never bAeen
AI found a friend or should C#mI say a foe
Said thEere's a few things you should knAow
AWe don't want you to see we C#mcome and we go
Here tEoday, gone tomorroAw
AWe're only taking turns
C#mHolding this woErld
AIt's how it's always been
C#mWhen you're older you will EunderstAand
C#m  E  A
AIf I say who I know it just gC#moes to show
You need mEe less than I need youA  
ATake it from me we don't gC#mive sympathy
You can trEust me trust nobodAy
ABut I said you and me we don't hC#mave honesty
The thiEngs we don't want to speakA  
AI'll try to get out but C#mI never will
ETraffic is perfectly stilAl
AWe're only taking turns
C#mHolding this woErld
AIt's how it's always been
C#mWhen you're older you will EunderstAand
C#mAnd then agaEin maybe you doAn't
C#mAnd then agaEin maybe you woAn't
C#mWhen you're older you miEght understAand
C#mWhen you're older you miEght understAand

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Trust Me

by The Fray

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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C#m

A C#m

Looking for something I've never seen

E A

Alone and I'm in between

A C#m

The place that I'm from and the place that I'm in

E A

A city I never been

A C#m

I found a friend or should I say a foe

E A

Said there's a few things you should know

A C#m

We don't want you to see we come and we go

E A

Here today, gone tomorrow

We're only taking turns

C#m E

Holding this world

It's how it's always been

C#m E A

When you're older you will understand

C#m E A

A C#m

If I say who I know it just goes to show

E A

You need me less than I need you

A C#m

Take it from me we don't give sympathy

E A

You can trust me trust nobody

A C#m

But I said you and me we don't have honesty

E A

The things we don't want to speak

A C#m

I'll try to get out but I never will

E A

Traffic is perfectly still

We're only taking turns

C#m E

Holding this world

It's how it's always been

C#m E A

When you're older you will understand

C#m E A

And then again maybe you don't

C#m E A

And then again maybe you won't

C#m E A

When you're older you might understand

C#m E A

When you're older you might understand

About Trust Me Chords by The Fray

Learn how to play Trust Me by The Fray with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Trust Me chords”, “Trust Me guitar chords”, or “The Fray Trust Me chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Trust Me chords and for experienced players who want accurate Trust Me lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, C#m, E.

FAQ — Trust Me by The Fray

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What key is "Trust Me" in?

The chords for "Trust Me" show the original chord names (including A, C#m, E). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.