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Keep Your Name

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Eminor
90BPM
Lyrics & ChordsClick chords to see diagrams
The recording of this song isn't your standard A440,
so if you play along with the recording,
you'll have to tune down a quarter tone. [Capo 1]
Bm/F#X24432
F#aug X5433X, or you could get away with X2432X
C#dim/E 01202X, but leaving out the low E on guitar sounds cleaner
D/BXX0432
G#1132002X
[Verse 1]
DI don't know G/Dwhy you Emabandoned me
DYou were my sG/Doul and Emmy partnerC  
Bm/F#What we imagiF#augned and Bm7what we Embecame
C#dim/EWe'll keep 'eGm separaEmte and you Dkeep your name
[Chorus]
You keep your D/BnameG  Em  
You keep your D/BnameG#11  Em  
You keep your D/BnameG  Em  
You keep your D/Bname, G#11You keep your nEmame
[Verse 2]
DThere is a G/Dplace that we Emboth know
DIt lives in our G/Dhearts, we built it toEmgetherC  
Bm/F#Fear is a F#augmanacle but Bm7love is Emunchained
C#dim/ESo we'll keep 'em Gseparate and you Emkeep your nameD  
[Chorus]
You keep your D/BnameG  Em  
You keep your D/BnameG#11  Em  
You keep your D/BnameG  Em  
You keep your D/Bname G#11  Em  
[Rap Bridge]
EmI wasn't there for you
EmI didn't pay attention
EmI didn't take you seriously
Emand I didn't listen
CmI don't think I ever loved you
CmThat was some stupid shit
CmI wanted what, you wanted but
Cmwe never really felt the same
I kept my name 'cause we were just Emdifferent
EmYour heart is saying clothing line
EmMy body said Naomi Klein, No Logo
EmWe shared kisses and visions
EmBut I guess it's shit that Gene Simmons said
EmOur band is a brand and it
Emlooks that our vision is dissonance
[Verse 3]
DYou always G/Dhurried tEmo grow up
DI think I'll G/Dalways just feel Emkinda the sameC  
Bm/F#What I want from aF#augrt is truth
WhaBm7t you want is Emfame
C#dim/ENow we'll keep 'em Gseparate and yoEmu keep your Dname
[Chorus]
You keep your D/BnameG  Em  
You keep your D/BnameG#11  Em  
You keep your D/BnameG  Em  
You keep your D/Bname G#11  Em  
DEnd
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