Over It
Relient KVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}{sot}Chords are a tad different than standard (mostly just the Bm):e|---3----3----3----3----3----|B|---3----3----3----3----3----|G|---0----2----0----2----0----|D|---0----x----2----0----2----|A|---2----2----2----0----3----|E|---3---------0----2---------|{eot}This style of playing in the key of G should be fairly well known, though, but it's forwho don't know it. :P{section: Verse 1}{section: Verse 2}{section: Chorus}{section: Verse 3}{section: Bridge}{section: Verse 4}Side-notes:sounds better, lol)- Every chord should be around the place that they're actually played except for thein the chorus because there's no space :\- The parts of verses where there's two lines of C's can be replaced with:- The only time you actually fully play the chorus is at the end. The first time into{section: Chorus}the third verse.The second time into the chorus (after verse 3), you play/sing the "Don't tell me youBridge.
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Arrangement source for Over It by Relient K
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
{sot}Chords are a tad different than standard (mostly just the Bm):
[G] [Bm] [Em] [D/F#] [C]
e|---3----3----3----3----3----|
B|---3----3----3----3----3----|
G|---0----2----0----2----0----|
D|---0----x----2----0----2----|
A|---2----2----2----0----3----|
E|---3---------0----2---------|{eot}
This style of playing in the key of G should be fairly well known, though, but it's for
who don't know it. :P
{section: Verse 1}
I[G]'ll admit to [Bm]who I am
The [Em]day I come to u[D/F#]nderstand
I h[C]aven't got a clue
Been s[C]earching for a few years n[G]ow [D/F#] [Em] [D/F#]
{section: Verse 2}
Well [G]if I don't rep[Bm]eat myself
Then I[Em]'ll change into so[D/F#]meone else
Well [C]I don't quite know who
Been s[C]earching for a few years now
{section: Chorus}
I'm o[C]ver it
Yeah be[D/F#]hind me now
I'm just o[Em]ver it [G]
O[C]ver it
Yeah I'm f[D/F#]inding out
I'm just o[Em]ver it [G]
No, [C]I don't know what's [D/F#]over just yet
But I w[Em]on't go slow and t[G]ime can let the m[C]ind forget
Don't tell me [D/F#]you don't k[G]now
[D/F#]Alread[Em]y
(Don't tell me [D/F#]you let [G]go
[D/F#]Alread[Em]y)
{section: Verse 3}
[G]I'll protect your u[Bm]niverse
Or m[Em]ake a mess to m[D/F#]ake it worse
T[C]ime will only tell
Y[C]ou and no one else so
{section: Bridge}
You say you m[C]ade up your mind and you've f[D/F#]inally decided
But t[Em]hose that helped you choose
H[C]aven't the slightest [D/F#]clue as to the m[Em]agnitude of what y[C]ou're about to lose
{section: Verse 4}
I'm gu[G]arded and therefore [Bm]I can endure
A l[Em]ittle bit more
Just a l[D/F#]ittle bit more
T[C]han some people would
If I'm n[C]ot misunderstood
It's still an att[G]empt to be egoless w[Bm]hile self-assured
If I[Em]'m still unsure that [D/F#]I'm pretty sure
That [C]I am pretty good
G[C]od, you know I'm good and
Side-notes:
- [D/F#] can be interchanged with a regular D major chord except for the starred ones
sounds better, lol)
- Every chord should be around the place that they're actually played except for the
in the chorus because there's no space :\
- The parts of verses where there's two lines of C's can be replaced with:
[C] [Em]
You[C]r choice on[D/F#] which you prefer. However, the verse 1 seems to be just C, at least.
- The only time you actually fully play the chorus is at the end. The first time into
{section: Chorus}
after verse 2), you end after the first "Already," playing [D/F#] to go into the [G]
the third verse.
The second time into the chorus (after verse 3), you play/sing the "Don't tell me you
go," but you don't sing the following "Already" and instead play [D/F#] then [C] to go into
Bridge.The chord source is shown as supplied because its ChordPro syntax could not be parsed.