This Side Of Paradise

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Capo on fret 4 (as written in this song)

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Capo 4
[Intro]
Em C G D
[Verse 1]
False Cstart, ya sleepyhead
I'm caught up in the Emday with my night dreams
And my miDstakes.
GTell your vision Cno, your acting
The little boys Emgo on pretending
They're wide aDwake.
[Pre-Chorus]
I'll Csettle on the dust, settle on the dust
[Chorus]
But I've got Cbetter luck in my Emhead
We're just Gghosts inside my Dbed
But I've got Cbetter luck in my Emhead
Playing Gpoker with the Ddead
This Cside of paraEmdise
This Gside of paraDdise
This Cside of paraEmdise
This Gside of paraDdise
[Verse 2]
I'm not Chere, nor anywhere
I wanna be with Emyou, you're unaware
I'm a paper Dweight.
GI fantasize
CA secret life and Emplace where we hide
It feels Dright.
[Pre-Chorus]
I'll Csettle on the dust, settle on the dust
[Chorus]
But I've got Cbetter luck in my Emhead
We're just Gghosts inside my Dbed
But I've got Cbetter luck in my Emhead
Playing Gpoker with the Ddead
This Cside of paraEmdise
This Gside of paraDdise
This Cside of paraEmdise
This Gside of paraDdise
[Bridge]
(Repeat x2)
CI don't want to be anyEmwhere else
Than Ganywhere else but Dhere,
CI don't want to be anyEmwhere else
Than Ganywhere else but Dhere,
[Chorus]
But I've got Cbetter luck in my Emhead
We're just Gghosts inside my Dbed
But I've got Cbetter luck in my Emhead
Playing Gpoker with the Ddead
This Cside of paraEmdise
This Gside of paraDdise
This Cside of paraEmdise
This Gside of paraDdise
All chords in this song (4)

The story behind the song

"This Side Of Paradise" comes from Hayley Kiyoko's 2015 EP of the same name, a pop record that blends '80s pop with modern influences. Kiyoko described the songs on the EP as deeply personal, each track representing a piece of her experiences growing up, from childhood into young adulthood. It was a project built from the ground up, making its outcome incredibly meaningful to her. Playing this song can feel like stepping into a vibrant, reflective journey through personal growth and self-discovery.

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