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Listen To The Man

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Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

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This is my first time. I'm not confident it's 100% correct but it sounds alright. Let me 
know how it goes :)
Capo 2
[Intro]
G  C  G  C
[Verse]
I feel your Ghead resting heavy on your Csingle bed
I want to Ghear all about it
Get it Call off your chest, oh
GI feel the tears and you’re Cnot alone, oh
GWhen I hold you, well I Cwon’t let go, oh
[Chorus]
GWhy should Cwe care for what they’re Dselling us Canyway
GWe’re so Cyounger than you Dknow, whoa
GYou don’t have to be Cthere, bGabe
GYou don’t have to be Cscared, Gbabe
You don’t neCed a pGlan of whCat you wanGna do
Won’t you lCisten to the Gman that’s Dloving yGou
[Verse]
GYour world keeps spinning and you Ccan’t jump off
But I will Gcatch you if you fall I can’t Ctell you enough
GI hate to hear that you’re Cfeeling low
GI hate to hear that you Cwon’t come home
[Chorus]
GWhy should Cwe care for what they’re Dselling us Canyway
GWe’re so Cyounger than you Dknow, whoa
GYou don’t have to be Cthere, bGabe
GYou don’t have to be Cscared, Gbabe
You don’t neCed a pGlan of whCat you wanGna do
Won’t you lCisten to the Gman that’s Dloving you, GwhoaD, GwhoaD, GwhoaD, Gwhoa
[Bridge]
EmEasy, easy and a Cone, two, three, oh
EmEasy, breezy if you Ccome with me, oh
EmEasy, easy and a Cone, two, three, four, Bmfive, six, seven eight, Cnine, nine, nine, nine.
[Outro]
GYou don’t have to be Cthere, Gbabe
GYou don’t have to be Cscared, Gbabe
You don’t Cneed a pGlan of whCat you waGnna do
Won’t you lCisten to the Gman that’s Dloving yGou
GYou don’t have to be Cthere, bGabe
GYou don’t have to be Cscared, Gbabe
You don’t Cneed a pGlan of wChat you waGnna do
Won’t you lCisten to the Gman that’s Dloving you, GwhoaD, GwhoaD, GwhoaD, GwhoaD, Gwhoa

All chords in this song (5)

The story behind the song

This song comes from George Ezra's debut album, "Wanted on Voyage." The music video for "Listen To The Man" features actor Sir Ian McKellen, who lip syncs the lyrics, a choice made because Ezra wanted to avoid singing in the video himself. It plays like a playful invitation to heed some wisdom, perhaps from an unexpected source.

AI-written from these sources:Listen to the Man — Wikipedia ↗George Ezra — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Listen To The Man

by George Ezra

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 2 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

This is my first time. I'm not confident it's 100% correct but it sounds alright. Let me

know how it goes :)

Capo 2

[Intro]

G C G C

[Verse]

G C

I feel your head resting heavy on your single bed

I want to hear all about it

Get it all off your chest, oh

G C

I feel the tears and you’re not alone, oh

G C

When I hold you, well I won’t let go, oh

[Chorus]

G C D C

Why should we care for what they’re selling us anyway

G C D

We’re so younger than you know, whoa

G C G

You don’t have to be there, babe

G C G

You don’t have to be scared, babe

C G C G

You don’t need a plan of what you wanna do

C G D G

Won’t you listen to the man that’s loving you

[Verse]

G C

Your world keeps spinning and you can’t jump off

G C

But I will catch you if you fall I can’t tell you enough

G C

I hate to hear that you’re feeling low

G C

I hate to hear that you won’t come home

[Chorus]

G C D C

Why should we care for what they’re selling us anyway

G C D

We’re so younger than you know, whoa

G C G

You don’t have to be there, babe

G C G

You don’t have to be scared, babe

C G C G

You don’t need a plan of what you wanna do

C G D G D G D G D G

Won’t you listen to the man that’s loving you, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa

[Bridge]

Em C

Easy, easy and a one, two, three, oh

Em C

Easy, breezy if you come with me, oh

Em C Bm C

Easy, easy and a one, two, three, four, five, six, seven eight, nine, nine, nine, nine.

[Outro]

G C G

You don’t have to be there, babe

G C G

You don’t have to be scared, babe

C G C G

You don’t need a plan of what you wanna do

C G D G

Won’t you listen to the man that’s loving you

G C G

You don’t have to be there, babe

G C G

You don’t have to be scared, babe

C G C G

You don’t need a plan of what you wanna do

C G D G D G D G D G D G

Won’t you listen to the man that’s loving you, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa

About Listen To The Man Chords by George Ezra

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