Sick In The Head(Chords)

	        
 

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Riff 1 - plays throughout whole song except last two lines where riff two is played 
e |-------------------------------------| 
B |-------------------------------------| 
G |-------------------------------------| 
D |--2-2-3----0-0-2------------2--------| 
A |-------------------0-0-2-------------| 
E |-------------------------------------| 

Riff 2 - plays during the last two lines before the fade out 'i will not live life  
underneath it all...let's just make this count a lot in here' 
e |-------------------------------------| 
B |-------------------------------------| 
G |--0----------------------------------| 
D |----3-2----------------------2---0---| 
A |---------0-2-3-----------2-3---3---3-| 
E |---------------3-1---1-3-------------| 

The first two verses have chords changes that happen when no lyrics are sung. 
Listen to the song for timing. 


Intro: C 

C F 
    People say I'm no good 
G C     
    Write me off, oh yes they should 
Am B                                   C     
    Fuck 'em they're just sick in the head 


C F 
    They're writing my history 
G C                             Am  B   
    Think somebody should've asked me 
                           C 
Everyone was safe in their beds 
      C    
Their beds And I said 

C       F           G         C 
I won't live, won't live like them 
A    B                       C 
Everyone, they're all seeing red 

C       F 
I don't know 
          G          C        A       B 
If it's alright with you, but I'll be gone 
                           C 
A ghost will be here in my stead, my stead 
      C 
And I said 

Bridge (Riff 2 plays during these two lines) 

F      C    G     Am    G      F 
I can't live life underneath it all 
Am   B      C     G       C 
Everyone is older now and gone 

F      C   G   Am    G     F 
I will not be here forever dear 
Am           B         C       G      C 
So let's just make this count a lot in here 

Outro 
C F G C Am B C x4 or fade out
	        

Written by Jeremiah Fraites/Wesley Schultz