Sorry For Leaving My Body Chords By Isaac Mather
Sorry For Leaving My Body Chords by Isaac Mather is a song for guitar players who want to learn its emotional melody and chord progression. “Sorry For Leaving My Body” is a deeply emotional, reflective song featuring acoustic guitar arrangements.
Sorry For Leaving My Body Chords
[Intro]
G D
[Verse 1]
D
I don’t know how to say this
A
But I’ll be gone when you wake up
Bm G
I prayed it wouldn’t turn out this way
D
There’s so many things that I should’ve said
A
To my mom and my dad,
A
I hope you’ll get some rest
Bm
To my brother and sister,
G
don’t blame yourself for this
[Chorus]
D
Will you forgive me for leaving you here?
A
I’m sorry
Bm
I had to get out of my body
A G
I couldn’t hold on anymore
D
Please don’t cry ’cause I’m gone
It was never your fault
A
This may hurt for a while, but you can move on
Bm A G
I’m sorry for leaving my body
[Verse 2]
D
I won’t be in the pictures, but I won’t forget
A
All the memories we made
A
and the time that we spent
Bm
I just don’t have the words to
G
tell you what that meant to me
D
I know there’s so many things that
D
I’m gonna miss
A
I won’t be there for birthdays or Christmas again
Bm
God, I know this is something that
G
I’ll wish that I didn’t do
[Chorus]
D
Will you forgive me for leaving you here?
A
I’m sorry
Bm
I had to get out of my body
A G
I couldn’t hold on anymore
D
Please don’t cry ’cause I’m gone
It was never your fault
A
This may hurt for a while, but you can move on
Bm A G
I’m sorry for leaving my body
[Bridge]
D
When I leave
A
And all that you have is a memory
Bm
I hope you remember me happy
G
I promise that I’ll see you soon
[Chorus]
D
Will you forgive me for leaving you here?
A
I’m sorry
Bm
I had to get out of my body
A G
I couldn’t hold on anymore
D
Please don’t cry ’cause I’m gone
It was never your fault
A
This may hurt for a while, but you can move on
Bm A G
I’m sorry for leaving my body
[Outro]
Is it too late to come home?
These Sorry For Leaving My Body Chords provide a starting point for learning Isaac Mather’s song on guitar. Practise the D, A, Bm, and G changes, develop a steady strumming rhythm, and listen closely to the recording to refine your timing.
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