You Me Cellphones Chords
by Husbands
You Me Cellphones by Husbands is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of Am. It uses the chords Am, G, F and C. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.
verse 1
Am G F C
You know I feel a lot of pain, I'm on the phone
Am G F C
I might as well proudly say, "I'm alone"
Am G F C
There's a lot I need to share, I'm on the phone
Am G F C
I might say proudly, "Hold the line," but I'm alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might as well proudly say you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might say proudly, "Hold the line," but you're alone
verse 2
Am G F C Am
Formulaic post digital touchscreen punchlines
G F
Tits, friends, tits, cats
C Am
Tits, friends, tits, nighttime
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might as well proudly say you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might say proudly, "Hold the line," but you're alone
verse 3
Am G F C
You gotta feel a lot of pain, you're on the phone
Am G F C
But, baby, you don't call me when you're alone
Am G F C
Tonight you'll dream about it on the phone
Am G F C
But, baby, you don't need me, you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might as well proudly say you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might say proudly, "Hold the line," but you're alone
Bridge
Am G
Real, I swear
F C
I'll take you there (x4)
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might as well proudly say you're alone
Am G F C
There's a lot you need to share, you're on the phone
Am G F C
You might say proudly, "Hold the line," but you're alone
Outro
Am G F C
You know I feel a lot of pain, I'm on the phone
Am G F C
I might as well proudly say, "I'm alone"
Am G F C
There's a lot I need to share, I'm on the phone
Am G F C
I might say proudly, "Hold the line," but I'm alone