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Addicted

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Tempo 80 BPM

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Step 1 / 4Position: 2

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO open

In the intro Ed does a hammer on of the 3rd string second fret of the D/F# right as he
is about to switch to the EM7. Also the pitchier you sing during the high notes, the more distracted
people will be and they won't notice you are using the same chord progression the whole song.
[Chords]
       G            D/F#          EM7            Cadd9
e|-----3-------------3-------------3---------------3--------|
B|-----3-------------3-------------3---------------3--------|
G|-----0-------------2-------------0---------------0--------|
D|-----0-------------0-------------2---------------2--------|
A|-----2-------------0-------------2---------------3--------|
E|-----3-------------2-------------x---------------x--------|
[Intro]
G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
[Verse 1]
G         D/F#      EM7  Cadd9
I think I took too much
G     D/F#       EM7  Cadd9
I'm addicted to your touch
G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
But I'm cryyyyying
 G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
In shame again
[Hook 1]
G  D/F#  EM7 Cadd9     G D/F# EM7 Cadd9
And now I'm hiiiigh    as a kiiiiiite
G            D/F#  EM7    Cadd9
And I know I might be gone
 G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
When you get home
[Verse 2]
  G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
Oh well, we've come this far
  G   D/F#
You're my Venus
       EM7    Cadd9
And I'm your Mars
 G     D/F#      EM7              Cadd9
And we've passed the moon and stars
 G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
And I'm gone
[Hook 2]
G  D/F#  EM7 Cadd9     G D/F# EM7 Cadd9
And now I'm hiiiigh    as a kiiiiiite
G            D/F#  EM7    Cadd9
And I know I might be gone
 G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
When you get home
G  D/F#  EM7 Cadd9     G D/F# EM7 Cadd9
And now I'm hiiiigh    as a kiiiiiite
G            D/F#  EM7    Cadd9
And I know I might be gone
 G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
When you get home
[Outro]
      G         G
So please come home

Addicted chords and lyrics

Free chords for Addicted by Ed Sheeran. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

In the intro Ed does a hammer on of the 3rd string second fret of the D/F# right as he
is about to switch to the EM7. Also the pitchier you sing during the high notes, the more distracted
people will be and they won't notice you are using the same chord progression the whole song.
[Intro]
G   D/F#   EM7  Cadd9
[Verse 1]
[Hook 1]
[Verse 2]
[Hook 2]
[Outro]

Addicted Chords by Ed Sheeran

Learn how to play Addicted by Ed Sheeran with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Addicted chords”, “Addicted guitar chords”, or “Ed Sheeran Addicted 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 Addicted chords and for experienced players who want accurate Addicted lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D/F, G, D/F#, EM7, Cadd9, B.

Frequently asked questions about Addicted

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Many players learn "Addicted" by Ed Sheeran with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Ed Sheeran below.

What key is "Addicted" in?

The chords for "Addicted" show the original chord names (including D/F, G, D/F#, EM7, Cadd9, B). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.