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American Bliss

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Have Mercy typically play in open chords (I suspect this is probably in Open D but tuned a half-step down)
but here's an easy way to play it in simple half-step down tuning with open or barre chord shapes,
and it sounds almost identical to the record IMO.
[Intro]
Bm G D D/C#
[Verse 1]
BmRight when the dGay broke
And I saw my sDhadow
I felt D/C#sick with who I Bmwas
And I kGnow it's all becaDuseD/C#  
You're Bmcalling just to cGheck
If I’m sDtill a bitter wreD/C#ck
I said I'm rBmeally unsureG  
But who really kDnows anymoreD/C#  
[Pre-Chorus]
GYou tried to see me with a sAwing and a mBmiss
You said yGou had the secret to AAmerican bBmliss
And you saGid some words IA've never hBmeard befEmore
And it kills me to the cDore
[Chorus]
DWhy don't you sing anymAore
The sound of harmony from the fEmirst floor
I wish that I still hGeard it
Welcome me back, I swear I'm wBmorth it
[Verse 2]
GYou should have taught me a lDesson
Made a better impD/C#ression
BmCause I'm not the pGerson you thought would be pDerfectD/C#  
And you're Bmcalling just to chGeck
If I was sDtill a bitter wD/C#reck
I said I'm gBmood I'm sureG  
But who really kDnows anymoreD/C#  
[Pre-Chorus]
GYou tried to see me with a sAwing and a mBmiss
You said yGou had the secret to AAmerican bBmliss
And you saGid some words IA've never hBmeard befEmore
And it kills me to the cDore
[Chorus]
DWhy don't you sing anymAore
The sound of harmony from the fEmirst floor
I wish that I still hGeard it
Welcome me back, I swear I'm wDorth it
What happened to that look back tAhen
It used to always welcome me Emin
I think that I desGerve it
Welcome me back, I swear I'm wBmorth it
[Bridge]
A...But you leave through the bDlur of the sun
To tell me I could Bmbe your only oAne
I could Dbe your only one
I'd reach Emout but you're too far
And it's sAtill dark where you are
[Chorus]
DWhy don't you sing anymAore
The sound of harmony from the fEmirst floor
I wish that I still hGeard it
Welcome me back, I swear I'm wDorth it
What happened to that look back tAhen
It used to always welcome me Emin
I think that I desGerve it
Welcome me back, I swear I'm wDorth it
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