Intro: C Bm Oh yeah Oh yeah Verse: C So scared of breaking it Bm Em But you won't let it bend C And I wrote two hundred letters Bm Em I will ever send C Sometimes it cuts so much Bm Em Deeper then they seem C You'd rather cover up Bm Em I'd rather let them be Pre-chorus: C So let me be Bm And I'll set you free Chorus: Em Am D G I am in misery Em Am There ain't no body D G Who can comfort me ( oh yeah ) Em Am D G Why won't you answer me? Em Am D G Your silence is slowly killing me ( oh yeah ) Em Am Girl you really got me bad D G You really got me bad Em Am I'm gonna get you back D G Gonna get you back Verse: C Your salty skin and how Bm Em It mixes in with mine C The way it feels to be Bm Em Completely intertwined C Not that I didn't care Bm Em It's that I didn't know C It's not what I didn't feel, Bm Em It's what I didn't show Pre-chorus: C So let me be Bm Em And I'll set you free Chorus: Em Am D G I am in misery Em Am There ain't no body D G Who can comfort me ( oh yeah ) Em Am D G Why won't you answer me? Em Am D G The silence is slowly killing me ( oh yeah ) Em Am Girl you really got me bad D G You really got me bad Em Am I'm gonna get you back D G Gonna get you back Bridge: C Say your faith is shaken Bm You may be mistaken Em You keep me wide awake and G Waiting for the sun C I'm desperate and confused Bm So far away from you G I'm getting here Bm Don't care where I have to go Bridge: Em Am D G Why do you do what you do to me, yeah Em Am D G Why won't you answer me, answer me yeah Em Am D G Why do you do what you do to me yeah Em Am D G Why won't you answer me, answer me yeah Chorus ( x3, fade ): Em Am D G I am in misery Em Am There ain't no other D G Who can comfort me Em Am D G Why won't you answer me? Em Am D G Your silence is slowly killing me ( oh yeah ) Em Am Girl you really got me bad D G You really got me bad Em Am I'm gonna get you back D G Gonna get you back This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
6 ukulele chords used in "Misery" by Maroon 5: Am, Bm, C, D, Em and G
In the chorus B7 sounds better than Bm and in the verse Bb sounds better than Bm
Anyone listend to the verison by Egg yet?
The B7 thing has been mentioned, but also on the verses, every time it gets to the “It’s not that I didn’t care it’s that I didn’t know. It’s not what I didn’t feel, it’s what I didn’t show,” cut the Em and just play C, B7 until the chorus.
yeah definately. Yay Maroon 5!
same the B7 sounds much better and in my opinion it is easier to play with the Em
Bm in the pre-chorus doesn’t feel right, I play a B7. That’s just me.