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[Brilliant wordsmith]
Intro
F Bb
Verse 1
FNight lift up the Bbshades
Let in the Ebbrilliant light of the Cmmorning
But steady there Fnow for I am Bbweak
And starving for EbmercyCm  
FSleep has left me Bbalone
To carry the Ebweight of unravelling
CmWhere we went wrong
It's Fall I can do to hang Bbon
And keep me from Ebfalling
Into Cmold familiar shoGmes
Chorus
How Gmstupid could I Ebbe
A Bbsimpleton could Fsee
That Gmyou're no good for Cme
But Ebyou're the only Bbone I FseeC  
Verse 2
FLove has made me a Bbfool 
It set me on Ebfire and watched as I Cmfloundered
Unable to Fspeak except to cry Bbout
And wait for your EbanswerCm  
But Fyou come around in your Bbtime
Speaking of Ebfabulous places
CreCmate an oasis
FDries up as soon as you're Bbgone
You leave me here Ebburning,
in this Cmdesert without you.
[Chorus]
Bridge
CEverything changes
   EbEverything falls apart
I GmCan't stand to Ffeel myself Closing control
But Ebdeep in my senses I Gmknow 
[Chorus] X2

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Stupid

by Sarah McLachlan

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[Brilliant wordsmith]

Intro

F Bb

Verse 1

F Bb

Night lift up the shades

Eb Cm

Let in the brilliant light of the morning

F Bb

But steady there now for I am weak

Eb Cm

And starving for mercy

F Bb

Sleep has left me alone

To carry the weight of unravelling

Where we went wrong

F Bb

It's all I can do to hang on

And keep me from falling

Cm Gm

Into old familiar shoes

Chorus

Gm Eb

How stupid could I be

Bb F

A simpleton could see

Gm C

That you're no good for me

Eb Bb F C

But you're the only one I see

Verse 2

F Bb

Love has made me a fool

Eb Cm

It set me on fire and watched as I floundered

F Bb

Unable to speak except to cry out

Eb Cm

And wait for your answer

F Bb

But you come around in your time

Speaking of fabulous places

Create an oasis

F Bb

Dries up as soon as you're gone

You leave me here burning,

in this desert without you.

[Chorus]

Bridge

Everything changes

Everything falls apart

Gm F C

I Can't stand to feel myself losing control

Eb Gm

But deep in my senses I know

[Chorus] X2

About Stupid Chords by Sarah McLachlan

Learn how to play Stupid by Sarah McLachlan with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Stupid chords”, “Stupid guitar chords”, or “Sarah McLachlan Stupid 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 Stupid chords and for experienced players who want accurate Stupid lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include F, Bb, Eb, Cm, Gm, A.

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The chords for "Stupid" show the original chord names (including F, Bb, Eb, Cm, Gm, A). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.