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Fame Chords

Capo 3(Key: Eb)

[Verse 1]
C           G
 Your wide eyed I know
Dm               F
 The more zeroes, your eyes grow
C           G
 You have to ride slow
Dm              F
 If you’re to find your own road
C            G
 I know you’ve been told
Dm                    F
 You need this and that to get sold
C            G     Dm
 But only you have what you hold
 
[Chorus]
Am              F
 You want to rise to the fame
C
 You want to fly but you’re low
Am                    F
 So you’re getting high with your name
C
 You don’t want to lie, but you know
Am             F
 That it's a bad kind of game
C
 Where the players come, then they go
Am                  F    
 And the years go by and 
           G      G7
it’s the same thing
 
[Verse 2]
C            G
 You grew up, let down
Dm              F
 A frown you wore to stay sound
C         G
 Then music you found
Dm              F
 A space to leave your known ground
C              G
 You watched all the stars
Dm                  F
 Their precious stones and their fine cars
C         G             Dm
 You wanted yourself to get that far
 
[Chorus]
Am              F
 You want to rise to the fame
C
 You want to fly but you’re low
Am                    F
 So you’re getting high with your name
C
 You don’t want to lie, but you know
Am             F
 That it's a bad kind of game
C
 Where the players come, then they go
Am                  F     
 And the years go by and 
          G       G7
it’s the same thing
 
[Bridge]
Dm              Am        F            C
 Does it matter if it's right or wrong
G               Am       F
 If it's all about that song?
 
[Chorus]
Am              F
 You want to rise to the fame
C
 You want to fly but you’re low
Am                    F
 So you’re getting high with your name
C
 You don’t want to lie, but you know
Am             F
 That it's a bad kind of game
C
 Where the players come, then they go
Am                  F    
 And the years go by and 
           G
it’s the same thing
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