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[Verse]
If you Cever start to C7wonder
WDm7hy all the rain and all the Fm7thunder follows her aEm7roundA7  
You better Dm7cut that girl looseG7  
Most of Ctime, everything's C7fine
BDm7ut as soon as she starts to Fm7whine
If you have no Em7patienceA7  
You better Dm7cut that girl loose
What are you, a G7coward?
Who are you hCelping?
You got the Gm7power
Then do it yourFm7self, king
And do it for Em7herA7  
You better Dm7cut that girl loG7ose, ah
Set her Em7free, let her A7be
Leave her Em7be
Oh A7yes
Dm7   G7
[Outro]
You don't lGove me Canymore
LGet's see how you Clike this song
See you walGking out tChat door
WGonder why it took Cyou so long
EAmver since the day that I mBm7et you
KAmnew you were the girl of my Ddreams
But we could never be

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The story behind the song

"Loose" is a song by Canadian singer and songwriter Daniel Caesar, appearing on his debut studio album, Freudian. Caesar is known for building a following through his EPs before achieving Grammy recognition for his collaborations. This song offers a chance to explore the artistry of an acclaimed musician.

AI-written from these sources:Daniel Caesar — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Loose

by Daniel Caesar

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dm7

Fm7

Em7

Gm7

Bm7

[Verse]

C C7

If you ever start to wonder

Dm7 Fm7 Em7 A7

Why all the rain and all the thunder follows her around

Dm7 G7

You better cut that girl loose

C C7

Most of time, everything's fine

Dm7 Fm7

But as soon as she starts to whine

Em7 A7

If you have no patience

Dm7

You better cut that girl loose

What are you, a coward?

Who are you helping?

Gm7

You got the power

Fm7

Then do it yourself, king

Em7 A7

And do it for her

Dm7 G7

You better cut that girl loose, ah

Em7 A7

Set her free, let her be

Em7

Leave her be

Oh yes

Dm7 G7

[Outro]

G C

You don't love me anymore

G C

Let's see how you like this song

G C

See you walking out that door

G C

Wonder why it took you so long

Am Bm7

Ever since the day that I met you

Am D

Knew you were the girl of my dreams

But we could never be

About Loose Chords by Daniel Caesar

Learn how to play Loose by Daniel Caesar with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Loose chords”, “Loose guitar chords”, or “Daniel Caesar Loose 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 Loose chords and for experienced players who want accurate Loose lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, C7, Dm7, Fm7, Em7, A7.

FAQ — Loose by Daniel Caesar

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What key is "Loose" in?

The chords for "Loose" show the original chord names (including C, C7, Dm7, Fm7, Em7, A7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.