[Intro]
Eb
[Verse]
Eb
What the fuck do you want
Bb
'Cause I'll give You all that I've got
Ab
I'll let you clean out my closet
Eb Bb
I'll let you try on of my dirty thoughts
Eb
If you lay in my bed
Bb
I know we're gonna have sex
Ab Eb
It'll happen so fast make a suicide pact
Bb
And you can't take that back
[Chorus]
Eb Bb
Do you think this could ruin your life
Ab
'Cause I could see it ruinin' mine
Fm Eb Ab Bb
And I feel mean for even thinkin' this
Eb Bb
Are you gonna throw me under the bus
Ab
Make me take the hit for the both of us
Bb
All that I'm asking is
Ab Eb
Are we taking the same risk
Eb
I don't believe a word
Bb
Comin' out of your pretty mouth
Ab Eb
I let you come in now thе call is comin'
Bb
From inside of the house
Ab
Can't tеll which one of us is lyin'
Bb Cm Bb
Hurts like love, feels good like crying
[Chorus]
Eb Bb
Do you think this could ruin your life
Ab
'Cause I could see it ruinin' mine
Fm Eb Ab Bb
And I feel mean for even thinkin' this
Eb Bb
Are you gonna throw me under the bus
Ab
Make me take the hit for the both of us
Bb
All that I'm asking is
Ab Eb
Are we taking the same risk
Bb
'Cause I standing here naked
Ab Bb
Sayin' you can have it all
Ab Bb
All
[Bridge]
Eb
I'm on the table
Bb
And I feeling unstable
Ab Bb
Will you catch me if I fall...
Ab Bb
All
[Chorus]
Eb Bb
Do you think this could ruin your life
Ab
'Cause I could see it ruinin' mine
Eb Bb
All that I'm asking is...
Fm Eb Ab
Yeah, I'm just making sure
Bb Ab Eb
We're taking the same risk
To play "Same Risk" by Madi Diaz on guitar, especially if you're using a standard-
tuned guitar without a capo, involves understanding how to form chords that are
typically played on the piano or with alternative tunings. The song is in the key
of Eb, which can be a bit challenging for guitarists due to the flat tuning. However,
you can use a capo or adjust the chord shapes to make it more guitar-friendly.
For the purpose of this explanation, let's go through the chords as they are,
assuming you're either comfortable with barre chords or using a capo on the
third fret and playing in the key of C major to mimic the sound of Eb major.
Chord Shapes Without Capo (Key of Eb):
Eb Major: Barre your index finger across all six strings on the 6th fret and place
your ring finger on the 8th fret of the A (5th) string, pinky on the 8th fret of the
D (4th) string, and middle finger on the 7th fret of the G (3rd) string.
Bb Major: Barre your index finger across all six strings on the 6th fret and place
your ring finger on the 8th fret of the D (4th) string, pinky on the 8th fret of the G (3rd) string,
and middle finger on the 7th fret of the B (2nd) string.
Ab Major: Barre your index finger across the 4th fret from the E (6th) string to the high
E (1st) string, place your ring finger on the 6th fret of the A (5th) string, and your pinky
on the 6th fret of the D (4th) string.
Fm (F minor): Barre your index finger across all strings on the 1st fret, place your ring
and pinky fingers on the 3rd fret of the A (5th) and D (4th) strings, and your middle finger
on the 1st fret of the G (3rd) string.
Cm (C minor): Similar shape to F minor but moved up to the third fret for the barre,
with your ring and pinky fingers on the 5th fret of the A (5th) and D (4th) strings.
Playing the Song:
The song starts with an intro on the Eb chord, setting a somber and introspective tone.
The verses continue with the progression Eb-Bb-Ab, painting a vivid picture of
vulnerability and contemplation.
When you reach the chorus, the progression shifts slightly to include Fm, emphasizing
the emotional weight of the lyrics. The bridge provides a moment of climax, with the
chord progression supporting the song's narrative of uncertainty and risk.
Tips for Playing:
- Barre Chords Proficiency: This song requires comfort with barre chords due to its key.
Practice transitioning smoothly between these chords to maintain the flow of the song.
- Dynamics: Pay attention to the dynamics of the song. The verses can be played more
softly, building up to a more powerful delivery in the chorus and bridge.
- Emotional Delivery: The lyrics are deeply emotional. Try to convey the song's sentiment
through your playing style and vocal delivery if you're singing along.
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