Notes:
Before every A6 chord, an E note is played.
Before the first Bm chord, an E is played too, but before the next Bms, an F# is played.
the last Bm, an E is played again to come back to E note - A6 chord.
The A6 is just a regular A that adds a fourth F# note, which is a sixth counting from A,
it's an A6.
On guitar, you can play it like this:
e [A6]2
[B] [2]
[G] [2]
[D]A [2]0
E x
Chord progressions:
Verse1:
A6 Bm x2
[C] [Bb] [Am]
[C] [Bb] [G#] [F#]
[F] [Dm]
[Dm] [E] [A6]
Verse2:
A6 Bm x2
[C] [Bb] [Am]
[C] [Bb] [G#] [F#]
[F] [Dm] [C] [C7] [F]
Chorus:
F C F x2
[Dm] [C] [Bb] [Am] [Gm] [F]
[Dm] [E] [A6]
Verse3:
A6 Bm x2
[C] [Bb] [Am]
[C] [Bb] [G#] [F#]
[F] [Dm] [C] [C7]
[F] [C] [F]
With lyrics:
Verse1:
[A6]I freeze my hands as I c[Bm]lose the door
To [A6]wait in line so I can wa[Bm]it some more
And it's tr[C]ue what they [Bb]say about l[Am]ove
Yes it's tr[C]ue what they [Bb]say about li[G#]fe
And I?m t[F#]aking it for a[F]ll it's [Dm]worth
[Dm] [E] [A6]
Verse2:
[A6]I watch the numbers register on the pos[Bm]tal scale
I t[A6]hink of your hands and calculate
How a m[Bm]an, desired, feels the weight of a letter
It's tr[C]ue what they sa[Bb]y about [Am]me
That I?m [C]out of my mi[Bb]nd but I [G#]think that you [F#]like it
So t[F]ake the cha[Dm]nce
[C]Be r[C7]eckless with [F]me
Chorus:
[F]'Cause I?m real life[C]e[F]
[F]And you're real life[C]e[F]
And [Dm]we're real l[C]if[Bb]eee[Am]eeee
W[Gm]e're real[F] life
[Dm] [E] [A6]
Verse3:
[A6]Is it pleasing
[Bm]Six hundred thousand miles and all this solitude
[A6]I know what is pleasing
What I?ll f[Bm]ind beneath your new pair of glasses
[C]I've never i[Bb]ncluded a [Am]name in a [C]song
But I?m c[Bb]hanging my [G#]ways for [F#]you Jonathan
[F]I need you to [Dm]know
I [C]need you to kn[C7]ow
[F]That I?m r[C]eal li[F]fe
By Facundo Manuel Quiroga, corrections/suggestions are welcome at
(and i'm sure there are corrections to be made, some of the chords are not exactly the
that are played).
Before every A6 chord, an E note is played.
Before the first Bm chord, an E is played too, but before the next Bms, an F# is played.
the last Bm, an E is played again to come back to E note - A6 chord.
The A6 is just a regular A that adds a fourth F# note, which is a sixth counting from A,
it's an A6.
On guitar, you can play it like this:
e [A6]2
[B] [2]
[G] [2]
[D]A [2]0
E x
Chord progressions:
Verse1:
A6 Bm x2
[C] [Bb] [Am]
[C] [Bb] [G#] [F#]
[F] [Dm]
[Dm] [E] [A6]
Verse2:
A6 Bm x2
[C] [Bb] [Am]
[C] [Bb] [G#] [F#]
[F] [Dm] [C] [C7] [F]
Chorus:
F C F x2
[Dm] [C] [Bb] [Am] [Gm] [F]
[Dm] [E] [A6]
Verse3:
A6 Bm x2
[C] [Bb] [Am]
[C] [Bb] [G#] [F#]
[F] [Dm] [C] [C7]
[F] [C] [F]
With lyrics:
Verse1:
[A6]I freeze my hands as I c[Bm]lose the door
To [A6]wait in line so I can wa[Bm]it some more
And it's tr[C]ue what they [Bb]say about l[Am]ove
Yes it's tr[C]ue what they [Bb]say about li[G#]fe
And I?m t[F#]aking it for a[F]ll it's [Dm]worth
[Dm] [E] [A6]
Verse2:
[A6]I watch the numbers register on the pos[Bm]tal scale
I t[A6]hink of your hands and calculate
How a m[Bm]an, desired, feels the weight of a letter
It's tr[C]ue what they sa[Bb]y about [Am]me
That I?m [C]out of my mi[Bb]nd but I [G#]think that you [F#]like it
So t[F]ake the cha[Dm]nce
[C]Be r[C7]eckless with [F]me
Chorus:
[F]'Cause I?m real life[C]e[F]
[F]And you're real life[C]e[F]
And [Dm]we're real l[C]if[Bb]eee[Am]eeee
W[Gm]e're real[F] life
[Dm] [E] [A6]
Verse3:
[A6]Is it pleasing
[Bm]Six hundred thousand miles and all this solitude
[A6]I know what is pleasing
What I?ll f[Bm]ind beneath your new pair of glasses
[C]I've never i[Bb]ncluded a [Am]name in a [C]song
But I?m c[Bb]hanging my [G#]ways for [F#]you Jonathan
[F]I need you to [Dm]know
I [C]need you to kn[C7]ow
[F]That I?m r[C]eal li[F]fe
By Facundo Manuel Quiroga, corrections/suggestions are welcome at
(and i'm sure there are corrections to be made, some of the chords are not exactly the
that are played).
