Buyer Beware chords - Malone Post Chords

Buyer Beware chords

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            [Intro]
| F#m  | E  | C#m  | Bm  | 3x
 
 
[Verse 1]
F#m                         E
 It's been a while since I burned incense
C#m                       Bm
 I used my lighter for a pack of twenty
F#m                              E                   C#m           Bm
 I don't know where the fuck my bible went, but I'm sure he'll forgive me
 
 
[Pre-Chorus]
     F#m         E              C#m
So please don't burn a hole in me
Bm          F#m         E                C#m
 I know it seems like they got what you need
                  Bm
No one knows you better than yourself
 
 
[Chorus]
    F#m      E
So don't worry
C#m Bm F#m You shouldn't spend your money on a dollar-store miracle E Sorry C#m Bm Baby, I don't have the answers even though I'm 'a know it all F#m E So let it go you'll never know-nothings wrote in stone C#m Bm F#m You're on your own all because it's just a fucking poem E Sorry C#m Bm Baby, I don't have the answers even though I'm a know it all [Vesre 2] F#m E So many restaurants in Beverly Hills C#m Bm My favorite dinner comes in packs of twenty-four F#m E I came home through the window sill C#m Bm But I'm sure that she'll forgive me [Pre-Chorus] F#m E C#m So please don't burn a hole in me Bm F#m E C#m I know it seems like they got what you need Bm No one knows you better than yourself [Chorus] F#m E So don't worry C#m Bm F#m You shouldn't spend your money on a dollar-store miracle E Sorry C#m Bm Baby, I don't have the answers even though I'm 'a know it all F#m E So let it go you'll never know-nothings wrote in stone C#m Bm F#m You're on your own all because it's just a fucking poem E Sorry C#m Bm Baby, I don't have the answers even though I'm a know it all [Outro] F#m E Let it go you'll never know-nothings wrote in stone C#m Bm F#m You're on your own all because it's just a fucking poem E Sorry C#m Bm Baby, I don't have the answers even though I'm a know it all How to play "Buyer Beware" by Post Malone on guitar [Preface] - Chords: three times each of F#m, E, C#m, and Bm. - F#m: Pinky on fret D, ring on fret A, index on fret barre, middle on fret G, and ring on fret D. - E: Middle on second fret A string, index on first fret G string, and ring on second fret D string. - C#m: Index on 4th fret barre, middle on 5th fret B, ring and pinky on 6th fret D and G. - Bm: Ring and pinky on 4th frets D and G, index on 2nd fret barre, middle on 3rd fret B. - Move fluidly and pay attention to changes in tone. [First Verse] - Chords: Bm, C#m, E, F#m. - When using downstrums, have a consistent rhythm. - Make sure that the chord transitions are seamless. [Prior to Chorus] - Chords: Bm, C#m, E, F#m. - Employ a more subdued strumming rhythm to create suspense before the chorus. - Stress the lyrical beat to correspond with the strumming. [Chorus]: - F#m, E, C#m, Bm are the chords. - The strumming pattern need to be regular, with a modest emphasis on downbeats. - Make sure every chord has a distinct ring. [Verse 2] - Chords: Bm, C#m, E, F#m. - In line with verse 1, keep your transitions fluid. - Make sure the lyrical rhythm corresponds with the strumming. [Prior to Chorus] - Replicate the F#m, E, C#m, and Bm chord sequence. - Employ a more subdued strumming pattern to accentuate the vocal lines. [Chorus]: - Use the same chords and strumming pattern as the last chorus. - Make sure all chords ring loudly and smoothly. [Finale] - Chords: Bm, C#m, E, F#m. - Soften your strumming gradually to produce a subtle fade-out effect. - Stress the lyrics to reflect the melancholy tone of the outro. [General Advice:] - Tuning: EADGBE tuning standard. - Tone: To complement the relaxed vibe of the song, use a clear tone. - Practice: Pick up the tempo gradually at first, paying attention to fluid chord changes. - Common errors: Make sure that chord transitions are apparent, particularly those between F#m, E, and C#m. Song facts: Post Malone's "Buyer Beware" explores themes of self-awareness and disappointment. The song's lyrics examine the dangers of materialism and the quest for true fulfillment. Austin Richard Post, better known as Post Malone, is renowned for his ability to fuse pop, rock, and hip-hop genres. He has received a great deal of praise in the modern music industry for his distinctive sound and contemplative lyrics.