[Intro] G Em D C G [Verse 1] G Tell me revelator Em Why do I exist D If God is my witness C Em I hate He's seein' me like this [Verse 2] G Staring at the ceiling Em Been crawling up the wall D So I left Him for feeling C Em Now I feel nothin' at all [Chorus] G There's nothing like the strong stuff Em There's no better medicine D I'll tell you when I've had enough C Of drownin' in your love G Tell me where the hell you've been C I hear you on the radio Em Feel you in the shape I'm in D No it doesn't matter where you go C I'm goin' down in smoke G I'm rolling stoned again [Verse 3] G Fighting all my demons Em Though they never seem to fall D Like I got some kind of weakness C Em No they don't come when I call [Chorus] G There's nothing like the strong stuff Em There's no better medicine D I'll tell you when I've had enough C Of drownin' in your love G Tell me where the hell you've been C I hear you on the radio Em Feel you in the shape I'm in D Doesn't matter where you go C I'm goin' down in smoke G I'm rolling stoned again [Guitar Solo] G Em D C Em [Out-Chorus] G There's nothing like the strong stuff Em There's no better medicine D I'll tell you when I've had enough C Of drownin' in your love G Tell me where the hell you've been C I hear you on the radio Em Feel you in the shape I'm in D No it doesn't matter where you go C I'm goin' down in smoke Em I'm rolling stoned again Intro Start with a sequence that sets the mood for the narrative: G Em D C G This opening, with its flow from G to Em, then D, C, and back to G, lays down a reflective, slightly melancholic atmosphere, preparing you for the story ahead. Verse 1 The verse introduces the theme and tone of the song: G Tell me revelator Em Why do I exist D If God is my witness C Em I hate He's seein' me like this Here, the progression from G to Em, then D, and C, highlights a questioning and contemplative mood, emphasized by returning to Em. Verse 2 Continues the narrative, building on the introspective foundation: G Staring at the ceiling Em Been crawling up the wall D So I left Him for feeling C Em Now I feel nothin' at all The chord changes mirror the lyrical content's evolving introspection, maintaining the song's reflective quality. Chorus The chorus brings a surge of emotion and declaration: G There's nothing like the strong stuff Em There's no better medicine D I'll tell you when I've had enough C Of drownin' in your love G Tell me where the hell you've been C I hear you on the radio Em Feel you in the shape I'm in D No it doesn't matter where you go C I'm goin' down in smoke G I'm rolling stoned again This part of the song uses the progression to underscore a narrative of coping and searching for solace, encapsulated by the return to G, signifying a cycle of feelings and experiences. Verse 3 & Chorus These follow the established pattern, further exploring the themes of struggle and reflection through the consistent chord progression. Guitar Solo The solo section allows for an instrumental reflection, mirroring the intro and verse chords: G Em D C Em Out-Chorus Concludes the song on a thematic recapitulation, repeating the chorus's sentiment with a slight variation in the ending, shifting the final chord to emphasize a lingering feeling of contemplation and unresolved emotion. [Intro] G Em D C G [Verse 1] G Tell me revelator Em Why do I exist D
If God is my witness C Em I hate He's seein' me like this [Verse 2] G Staring at the ceiling Em Been crawling up the wall D So I left Him for feeling C Em Now I feel nothin' at all [Chorus] G There's nothing like the strong stuff Em There's no better medicine D I'll tell you when I've had enough C Of drownin' in your love G Tell me where the hell you've been C I hear you on the radio Em Feel you in the shape I'm in D No it doesn't matter where you go C I'm goin' down in smoke G I'm rolling stoned again [Verse 3] G Fighting all my demons Em Though they never seem to fall D Like I got some kind of weakness C Em No they don't come when I call [Chorus] G There's nothing like the strong stuff Em There's no better medicine D I'll tell you when I've had enough C Of drownin' in your love G Tell me where the hell you've been C I hear you on the radio Em Feel you in the shape I'm in D Doesn't matter where you go C I'm goin' down in smoke G I'm rolling stoned again [Guitar Solo] G Em D C Em [Out-Chorus] G There's nothing like the strong stuff Em There's no better medicine D I'll tell you when I've had enough C Of drownin' in your love G Tell me where the hell you've been C I hear you on the radio Em Feel you in the shape I'm in D No it doesn't matter where you go C I'm goin' down in smoke Em I'm rolling stoned again Intro Start with a sequence that sets the mood for the narrative: G Em D C G This opening, with its flow from G to Em, then D, C, and back to G, lays down a reflective, slightly melancholic atmosphere, preparing you for the story ahead. Verse 1 The verse introduces the theme and tone of the song: G Tell me revelator Em Why do I exist D If God is my witness C Em I hate He's seein' me like this Here, the progression from G to Em, then D, and C, highlights a questioning and contemplative mood, emphasized by returning to Em. Verse 2 Continues the narrative, building on the introspective foundation: G Staring at the ceiling Em Been crawling up the wall D So I left Him for feeling C Em Now I feel nothin' at all The chord changes mirror the lyrical content's evolving introspection, maintaining the song's reflective quality. Chorus The chorus brings a surge of emotion and declaration: G There's nothing like the strong stuff Em There's no better medicine D I'll tell you when I've had enough C Of drownin' in your love G Tell me where the hell you've been C I hear you on the radio Em Feel you in the shape I'm in D No it doesn't matter where you go C I'm goin' down in smoke G I'm rolling stoned again This part of the song uses the progression to underscore a narrative of coping and searching for solace, encapsulated by the return to G, signifying a cycle of feelings and experiences. Verse 3 & Chorus These follow the established pattern, further exploring the themes of struggle and reflection through the consistent chord progression. Guitar Solo The solo section allows for an instrumental reflection, mirroring the intro and verse chords: G Em D C Em Out-Chorus Concludes the song on a thematic recapitulation, repeating the chorus's sentiment with a slight variation in the ending, shifting the final chord to emphasize a lingering feeling of contemplation and unresolved emotion.