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UKULELE CHORDS

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Intro:
   | Am     |     G  | F       |    F G |
   | Am     |     G  | D       |        |
   | F      |        |

Verse 1:
Am                   G            F
  He told her things he knew that she wanted to hear
       Am              G      F
He's a master puppeteer, mmm-mmm
Am                   G        F
  She knew the words to every song he'd ever sung
         Am                    G    F
She even thought he was the one for years

Pre-Chorus:
G                   F
 He left her just because
G                         F
  He didn't know just who she was
         G   E
And she said

Chorus:
         Am             F
You'll be sorry that you left me
              G
'Cause I'm the best thing
     F               G     -nc-
That you aren't ever gonna get again
Am              F
  Sorry that you left me
              G
'Cause I'm the best thing
     F               G
That you aren't ever gonna get again

Post-Chorus:
Am                        F
  Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh

Oh, you're gonna be
                    Am
Yeah, you're gonna be sorry
                        F
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh

Oh, you're gonna be
G
  Yeah, you're gonna be

Verse 2:
Am                       G      F
  He made her think that it was all only her fault
             Am                 G       F    G
Well, it was faulted from the start, oh yeah
Am                 G           F
  She told herself it's not as bad as it could be
   G       Am                      G   F    G
Pretending she was still happy for too long

Pre-Chorus:
                     F
He taught her how to love
G                             F
  But he left her when he had enough
         G
And she said

Chorus:
         Am             F
You'll be sorry that you left me
              G
'Cause I'm the best thing
     F               G
That you aren't ever gonna get again
Am              F
  Sorry that you left me
              G
'Cause I'm the best thing
     F               G
That you aren't ever gonna get again

Bridge:
    G                         F
Her heart was his responsibility

Oh, oh-oh
    G                               F
But he didn't know how to hold her clearly

Oh, oh-oh
        G   E
And she said

Chorus:
         Am             F
You'll be sorry that you left me
              D
'Cause I'm the best thing
     F               G
That you aren't ever gonna get again
Am              F
  Sorry that you left me
              D
'Cause I'm the best thing
     F               G
That you aren't ever gonna get again

Outro:
Am
  Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
     F                          Am
That you aren't ever gonna get again

Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
     F               G
That you aren't ever gonna get again
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Album: Joshua Bassett - EP

From the same album
  1. Lie Lie Lie
  2. Only a Matter of Time
  3. Sorry
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Biography

Joshua T. Bassett (born December 22, 2000) is an American actor and singer. He is known for starring as Ricky Bowen in High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.

Bassett was born and raised in Oceanside, California to parents Taylor and Laura, and he has five sisters. He was home-schooled.

His first introduction to musical theater was at age 8, over a decade before he starred as Ricky in High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, when he was in a community theater production of High School Musical as J.

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