Take
HaydenVersion1
90
Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
Take me home
Take me with you
Take me home
Take a part of me
Take all of me
Come with me
Get away from me
Please agree with me
Disagree with me
Come with me
Get away from me
I need you
I don't need you
I need you
Take a part of me
Take all of me
Come with me
Disagree with me
Please agree with me
Take all of me
Take a part of me
Stay away from me
repeat first chorus with female voiceover:
People tell me I'm insane
Out of sane, out of sane to love you
I love you
I don't love you
Why would I?
You don't love me
You can't love me
You hate me
You despise me
You're killing me
You're keeping me alive
Take me home
The chords in the verse (E B A) are played barring your finger across
fret 0, 7, or 6, and then partly releasing it for the muted strum part.
The chorus chords are played as regular bar chords.
Afterthought: I've received a number of e-mails asking me where this
song came from. It was on the CFNY 1993 New Music Search (back before
it became the New Rock Search, which probably wouldn't include such
un-rockish music). As I understand, much of the vocals were done by
Noah from hHead, and the female vocals were by Hayden's oft referred
to friend Lorraine.
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Readable chord sheet for Take by Hayden
[E] [B] [Bb] [E] [B] [Bb] [E] Take[B] me[Bb] home [E] Take[B] me[Bb] with you [E] Take[B] me[Bb] home [E] Take a [C]part of me [A] Take [G]all of me [E] Come [C]with me [A] Get a[G]way from me [E] Please a[C]gree with me [A] Disa[G]gree with me [E] Come [C]with me [A] Get a[G]way from me I need you I don't need you I need you Take a part of me Take all of me Come with me Disagree with me Please agree with me Take all of me Take a part of me Stay away from me repeat first chorus with female voiceover: People tell me I'm insane Out of sane, out of sane to love you I love you I don't love you Why would I? You don't love me You can't love me You hate me You despise me You're killing me You're keeping me alive Take me home The chords in the verse (E B A fret 0, 7, or 6, and then partly releasing it for the muted strum part. The chorus chords are played as regular bar chords. Afterthought: I've received a number of e-mails asking me where this song came from. It was on the CFNY 1993 New Music Search (back before it became the New Rock Search, which probably wouldn't include such un-rockish music). As I understand, much of the vocals were done by Noah from hHead, and the female vocals were by Hayden's oft referred to friend Lorraine.