Be Mine

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Ellie Goulding ft Erik Hassle
Be Mine - Acoustic Robyn Cover
Capo - 2nd Fret
Chords used - A   Bm   G  D  
Strumming:
this is going to be hard to explain but i'll try...
Verses 1 and 2:
your going to be plucking strings okay? dont worry but it's easy. You only pluck
once per chord. :)
A- strings A and B at the same time
Bm+ G- strings E and B at the same time
Hook:
your going to pluck again
A- strings A then B, one after the other all through the chord
Bm+ G- strings E then B, one after the other all through the chord
Chorus + Verse 4:
Strumming slowly and lightly DUUDUD, it works out roughly once per chord. the
initial DUU is slower with a larger pause between then and the DUD is speeded up a bit.
Verse 3:
quick downwards strums on all strings till 'And now I'm helpless sometimes' where
you switch to quickly strumming down on the EAD strings.
Verse 1:
AIt's a good thing Bmtears never Gshow in the pouring rainA  Bm  G  
AAs if a good thing Bmever could Gmake up for all the painA  Bm  G  
There'll be no Alast chance to Bmpromise to never Gmess it up againA  Bm  G  
Just the Asweet pain of Bmwatching your Gback as you walk
As I'm Awatching you Bmwalk Gaway
Hook:
AAnd now you're Bmgone, there's like an Gecho in my Ahead
And I Bmremember every Gword you Asaid
Verse 2:
It's a Acruel thing Bmyou'll never Gknow all the ways I triedA  Bm  G  
It's a Ahard thing, Bmfaking a Gsmile when I feel
like I'm Afalling Bmapart Ginside
Hook:
AAnd now you're Bmgone, there's like an Gecho in my Ahead
And I Bmremember every Gword you Asaid
Chorus:
But you Anever were, and you Bmnever will be GmineD  
No, you Anever were, and you Bmnever will be GminDe
Verse 3:
AFor the first time, Bmthere is no Gmercy in your eyesA  Bm  G  
And the Acold wind is Bmhitting my Gface and you're gone
And you're Awalking Bmaway Gaway
AAnd now I'm Bmhelpless sometimes
GWishing's just no Agood
'Cause you don't Bmsee me like I Gwish you Awould
Chorus:
'Cause yAou never were, and yBmou never will Gbe mDine
No, you Anever were, and you Bmnever will be GminDe
Verse 4:
There's a Amoment to seize everyBmtime that we meet
But you Galways keep passing me Dby
No, you Anever were, and you Bmnever will be GminDe
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