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Count Your Last Blessings

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Step 1 / 30Position: 2

1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO open

tuning is standard
Bm A  Em G
 -  -  - 
Bm
Last call for regret and defeat 
   A
To finish the bottle full of empty dreams 
Em
Punch-drunk headed straight out of line 
 G
Another excuse with no alibi 
Em
Hitchin on the road of decline 
     A
With no name streets and no vital signs 
  Em
I pissed away the best of me and 
G
  No one can help me!
e|-------------------------------||
B|-------------------------------||
G|-----4-4-----------------------||
D|---------2-2-4-4-5-5-4-4-2-2-4-||
A|-2-2---------------------------||
E|-------------------------------||
Bm
Misery's best friend 
D
Dead beat on a dead-end 
Em                 F#
   A bag full of regrets and I'm coming clean 
Bm
   The self-elect
D
Resident reject
Em
   A bad habit 
         F#
Don't forget it you better 
Bm
Count your last blessings 
  D
i fell off the wagon 
G
i'm chasing six feet
        F#
And now I'm running out of time
Bm A  Em G
 -  -  - 
   Bm
My hands are tied 
And nailed to the cross 
    A
I'm looking for all the composure I lost 
    Em
I'm petulant with a bad attitude 
  G
A poster-child vision of wasted youth 
  Bm
I dodged the book and found the key 
  A
I can't say the same for dignity 
  Em
I pissed away the best of me and 
G
  No one can help me
e|-------------------------------||
B|-------------------------------||
G|-----4-4-----------------------||
D|---------2-2-4-4-5-5-4-4-2-2-4-||
A|-2-2---------------------------||
E|-------------------------------||
Bm
Misery's best friend 
D
Dead beat on a dead-end 
Em                 F#
   A bag full of regrets and I'm coming clean 
Bm
   The self-elect
D
Resident reject
Em
   A bad habit 
         F#
Don't forget it you better 
Bm
Count your last blessings 
  D
i fell off the wagon 
G
i'm chasing six feet
        F#
And now I'm running out of time
Bm G  D  F#
 -  -  - 
Bm             G
    My own enemy 
                 D
I don't hear you now 
             F#
Perfect tragedy 
                 Bm
God bless us denial
               G
    My own enemy 
                 D
I don't hear you now 
             F#
Perfect tragedy 
God bless us denial
Bm
Bm
Misery's best friend 
D
Dead beat on a dead-end 
Em                 F#
   A bag full of regrets and I'm coming clean 
Bm
   The self-elect
D
Resident reject
Em
   A bad habit 
         F#
Don't forget it you better 
Bm
Count your last blessings 
  D
i fell off the wagon 
G
i'm chasing six feet
        F#
And now I'm running out of time
Bm
Misery's best friend 
D
Dead beat on a dead-end 
Em                 F#
   A bag full of regrets and I'm coming clean 
Bm
   The self-elect
D
Resident reject
Em
   A bad habit 
         F#
Don't forget it you better 
Bm
Count your last blessings 
  D
i fell off the wagon 
G
i'm chasing six feet
        F#               Bm
                         ~
And now I'm running out of time
enjoy !.. hate mail at... oskr__mdo14@hotmail.com  =)

Count Your Last Blessings chords and lyrics

Free chords for Count Your Last Blessings by Sum 41. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

tuning is standard
Bm - A - Em - G
Bm - A - Em - G
And nailed to the cross 
Bm - G - D - F#
God bless us denial
Bm
enjoy !.. hate mail at... oskr__mdo14@hotmail.com  =)

Count Your Last Blessings Chords by Sum 41

Learn how to play Count Your Last Blessings by Sum 41 with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Count Your Last Blessings chords”, “Count Your Last Blessings guitar chords”, or “Sum 41 Count Your Last Blessings 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 Count Your Last Blessings chords and for experienced players who want accurate Count Your Last Blessings lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Bm, A, Em, G, B, D.

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Is "Count Your Last Blessings" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Count Your Last Blessings" by Sum 41 with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Sum 41 below.

What key is "Count Your Last Blessings" in?

The chords for "Count Your Last Blessings" show the original chord names (including Bm, A, Em, G, B, D). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.