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I'm pretty sure this is all correct.
Capo 2nd fret:
CI'm too scared to notice 
Gthe path I chose is focused AmtighFt.
CCorsshairs on, sGomething's wrong I shouldn't 
Amtry to try.F  
FAnd baby it's the bGeer that's smiling, iCt aGin't Fme.
FPoint me at the doGor 'cause I've been tCrying Gto lFeave
FBasement passions, sGchoolgirl action 
Amain't in fashion nFow, 
F                         G              F    C--Am  
I'll miss you when you're gone so just get out.
AmTripped inFto a hole I dCug every woGrd,
Amwith my ear tFo the ground I lCoved what I hGeard
Fand I couldn't thCink of leaving 
whiAle you're feeling doFwn, 
FI just rest my eGyes and you blow tCown.
AmTripped inFto a hole I loCved what I hGeard,
Amwith my ear tFo the ground I dCug every wGord, 
Fand I couldn't dreCam of leaving 
Amwhile you're feeling dFown, 
FI just rest my eGyes and you float Fdown.C  
Am F C G
Fand I couldn't dreCam of leaving 
Amwhile you're feeling dFown, 
FI just rest my eGyes and you float Fdown.C  
Truely it is Neva Dinova....

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Tripped

by Bright Eyes

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I'm pretty sure this is all correct.

Capo 2nd fret:

I'm too scared to notice

G Am F

the path I chose is focused tight.

C G

Corsshairs on, something's wrong I shouldn't

Am F

try to try.

F G C G F

And baby it's the beer that's smiling, it ain't me.

F G C G F

Point me at the door 'cause I've been trying to leave

F G

Basement passions, schoolgirl action

Am F

ain't in fashion now,

F G F C--Am

I'll miss you when you're gone so just get out.

Am F C G

Tripped into a hole I dug every word,

Am F C G

with my ear to the ground I loved what I heard

F C

and I couldn't think of leaving

A F

while you're feeling down,

F G C

I just rest my eyes and you blow town.

Am F C G

Tripped into a hole I loved what I heard,

Am F C G

with my ear to the ground I dug every word,

F C

and I couldn't dream of leaving

Am F

while you're feeling down,

F G F C

I just rest my eyes and you float down.

Am F C G

F C

and I couldn't dream of leaving

Am F

while you're feeling down,

F G F C

I just rest my eyes and you float down.

Truely it is Neva Dinova....

About Tripped Chords by Bright Eyes

Learn how to play Tripped by Bright Eyes with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Tripped chords”, “Tripped guitar chords”, or “Bright Eyes Tripped 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 Tripped chords and for experienced players who want accurate Tripped lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, G, Am, F, A.

FAQ — Tripped by Bright Eyes

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What key is "Tripped" in?

The chords for "Tripped" show the original chord names (including C, G, Am, F, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.