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Tick Tick Boom - Therapy

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I have indented the lyrics where the first beat (where the chord is played) happens before the lyrics come in.
The chorus is sang simultaneously, Jonathan's part is on the left and Susan's part is on the right. Both have
the same chords. Let me know if my formatting is incorrect, or if there is a more intuitive way to read/play
the simultaneous part.
Chords are from this version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9TpJycsbBE
[Intro]
N.C.
Are you saying we can't talk?
N.C.
Are you saying we are not talking?
N.C.
What are you saying?
N.C.
What are you saying?
[Verse]
           N.C.
I'm saying I feel bad, that you feel bad
      Am
About me feeling bad, about you feeling bad
      F
About what I said, about what you said
      G                            C
About me not being able to share a feeling
[Verse] 
C
If I thought that what you thought
         Am
Was that I hadn't thought about sharing my thoughts
     F
Then my reaction to your reaction
   G
To my reaction
                       C
Would have been more revealing
[Bridge]
F                 F
I was afraid that you'd be afraid
   F               F               C
If I told you that I was afraid of intimacy
   D                        D
If you don't have a problem with my problem
D                    D           G
Maybe the problem is simply co-dependency
[Verse]
C                C
Yes, I know that now you know
     Am                 Am
That I didn't know that you didn't know
          F
That when I said "No"
         F
I meant "Yes, I know"
         G                   G
And that now I know that you knew
                 C
That I knew you adored me
[Verse]
C
I was wrong to
C
Say you were wrong to
Am
Say I was wrong about
Am
You being wrong
         F
When you rang to say that
    F                           G
The ring was the wrong thing to bring
                  G
If I meant what I said
                  C
When I said rings bored me
[Bridge]
F                F                F
I'm not mad that you got mad when I got mad
     F                 C
When you said I should go drop dead
   D                   D
If I were you when I'd done what I'd done
        D                      D
And I'd do what you did when I gave you the ring
       G                Am7 G/B
Having said what I said
[Counterpoint Section/Chorus]
 C
 I feel bad, that you feel bad about   
(I                feel)     
 Am
 Me feeling bad, about you feeling bad about        
(badly                 about)
 F
 What I said, about what you said about                
 (you,              feeling)
 G                            C                               G Am7 G/B
 Me not being able to share a feeling                 
(badly        about           me      feeling badly about you)
 C
 I                 thought
(If I thought that what you thought was that)
 Am
 You      thought       I          
(I hadn't thought about sharing my)
               F
 Re     -      act       -    ed  
(Thoughts then my reaction to your reaction to)
 G                                     C
 Shal-low -  ly                 when   I      I reacted to you.
(My reaction would've been more re  -  vealing)
 F
         I'm not  mad                                        
(I'm not mad that you got mad when)
 F
       You got  mad  
 I got mad when you said I should              
 C
 Go drop dead  
(Go drop dead)
   D                   D
If I were you and I'd done what I'd done, I'd 
    (If   I   were    you)     
D                      D
Do what you did when I gave you the ring, having   
  (But      I'm not    you,)
 G
 Said what I said     
(Said what I said)
[Outro]
    F                   C
But now it's out in the open
F                C
Now it's off our chest
F             Am
Now it's four a.m.
            F         F
And we have therapy tomorrow
         Fm      Fm
It's too late to screw
   G                   C   G C
So let's just get some rest

Tick Tick Boom - Therapy chords and lyrics

Free chords for Tick Tick Boom - Therapy by Misc Musicals. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

I have indented the lyrics where the first beat (where the chord is played) happens before the lyrics come in.
The chorus is sang simultaneously, Jonathan's part is on the left and Susan's part is on the right. Both have
the same chords. Let me know if my formatting is incorrect, or if there is a more intuitive way to read/play
the simultaneous part.
Chords are from this version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9TpJycsbBE
[Intro]
N.C.
Are you saying we can't talk?
N.C.
Are you saying we are not talking?
N.C.
What are you saying?
N.C.
What are you saying?
[Verse]
           N.C.
I'm saying I feel bad, that you feel bad
[Verse] 
[Bridge]
[Verse]
[Verse]
[Bridge]
[Counterpoint Section/Chorus]
(I                feel)     
(badly                 about)
 (you,              feeling)
(badly        about           me      feeling badly about you)
(If I thought that what you thought was that)
(I hadn't thought about sharing my)
(Thoughts then my reaction to your reaction to)
(My reaction would've been more re  -  vealing)
(I'm not mad that you got mad when)
 I got mad when you said I should              
(Go drop dead)
    (If   I   were    you)     
  (But      I'm not    you,)
(Said what I said)
[Outro]

Tick Tick Boom - Therapy Chords by Misc Musicals

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