I Want to Be Wrong No Use for a Name
<i></i>No Use For A Name
Feel Good Record Of The year
2008 Fat Wreck Chords
Key: E
Tuning: Standard EADGBe
Chords used:
[G#m] [-] [466444]
[F#m]A - [-] [244222]x02220
Am - x02210
E - 022100
Eb - x68886
C#m - x46654
B/Eb - x698xx
[G#]G#/[-]C - [466544]x365xx
Intro:
Bass Solo:
G#m-F#m-A-G#m- x3
[E-Eb-C#m-B-]
Distortion:
C#m--G#m--G#--C#m-B-A--E--B--G#/C--C#m--
Verse 1:
[C#m]Let me introduce myself
my [G#m]name is no concern
The [G#]room is filled
with superficial [C#m]voices[B]
[A]As the smoke clears I can
see one [B]hundred little lies
[G#]Racing to the finish for
a [A]consolation [B]prize
Chorus 1:
I want to be [E]wrong
I wish that I [G#m]was
uncertain [C#m]just
like [B/Eb]yester[A]day
This [E]is not who I am
been [G#m]planning my escape
So [A]long now that my
B C#m G#-F#m-A-G#m <--Bass Solo
map looks like a maze
Verse 2:
[C#m]Always on the dark side
of a [G#m]pessimistic moon
Or [G#]burning in the sun
of what they're [C#m]saying[B]
[A]If you have the foresight
can you [B]read between the
lines? [G#]Finger two and four
inviting [A]fingers one and [B]five
Chorus 2:
To be in this [E]song
it's nothing I [G#m]can shut off
But I [C#m]think [B/Eb]it's my [A]place
To [E]let you know I know that
[G#m]all your plans are fake
And [A]what you give me
B C#m-- x8
I could never take
Bridge:
[E] Are you con[B]fusing me with
[C#m]someone else you hardly even
[G#]know? I'm [A]sitting here observing
and more [B]often I am learning
That you [G#/C]are an artist and
this is your [C#m]show so sing it[A] [Am]
Chorus 3:
I want to be [E]wrong but
what did i [G#m]really think
That [C#m]this could [B/Eb]become [A]real?
Now [E]writing in cliches
to [G#m]learn from my mistakes
But [A]how much of you
B C#m-- x4
could anyone take?
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