Whatever's Left Chords

KeyA CapoNone TuningStandard Difficulty Plays484

Whatever's Left by Snow Patrol is a moderately challenging guitar song played in the key of A. It uses the chords A, G#m, F#m, G, C and D. Use the transpose and diagram tools on this page to change the key, see each shape, or simplify the chords.

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A                            G#m 
It's a feeling I've had many times before 
A                        G#m 
I can't hold the fort so don't give me more 
A                             G#m 
I struggle and sweat when I'm wide awake 
A                             G#m 
When I know I'm fine, I'm not used to fine 

 
         F#m           G 
It's the same thing again 
       C                      D 
But it could become a problem if 
         F#m            G 
We don't deal with it now 
        C                     D 
And you blast off in another rant 
         F#m         G 
I've not opened my mouth 
        C                   D 
Can you read my mind so easily 
       F#m          G 
As the madness sets in 

    C                          D 
You must know that I'll follow you 
    C 
You must know that I'll follow you 
    D 
You must know that I'll follow you 
    C 
You must know that I'll follow you 
    D 
You must know that I'll follow you 

A                       G#m 
A sudden movement and a broken limb 
A                             G#m 
The patches are there to show where I'm hit 
A                              G#m 
My fault is it now well that's news to me 
A                         G#m 
Curled and joyless we try once again 

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Chord diagrams

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