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The Door Chords
Version #1
Teddy Swims


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[Verse 1]
G#m
I took a page out of your favorite book
E
You sold me lies just by the way you look
F#
Taught me a language that I've never speak
      D#
Baby, that ain't for me, that, that ain't for me
G#m
I dug my grave watchin' the way you move
E
You took me higher than I ever flew, ooh
F#
Too many times, gave you a second chance
D#
Baby, I'm just a man, I'm, I'm just a man
 
[Pre-Chorus]
 
G#m
No more thinkin' about you late night
E
No more runnin' around with your friends now
F#
Done pickin' up pieces of my
D#
Soul up off the floor, oh, oh
 
 
[Chorus]
G#m
I said I would die for you, baby
E
But I can't take this pain no more
F#
I thought I was willin'
D#
But tonight I saved my life when I showed you the door
G#m
I don't wanna lose you, baby
E
But I can't play this gamе no more
F#
I thought it would kill me
D#
But tonight I saved my lifе when I showed you the door
 
[Verse 2]
G#m
You never thought this day would ever come
E
But I looked you in the eyes and pulled the rug
F#
You tried to take away my sanity
D#
Baby, that ain't for me, that, that ain't for me
 
[Pre-Chorus]
G#m
Oh, no more thinkin' about you late night
E
No more runnin' around with your friends now
F#
Done pickin' up pieces of my
D#
Soul up out the floor, oh, oh
 
[Chorus]
G#m
I said I would die for you, baby
E
But I can't take this pain no more
F#
I thought I was willin'
D#
But tonight I saved my life when I showed you the door
G#m
I don't wanna lose you, baby
E
But I can't take this game no more
F#
I thought it would kill me
D#
But tonight I saved my life when I showed you the door
 
[Post-Chorus]
G#m
When I showed you the door
E                         F#
When I showed you the door
    D#
But tonight I saved my life
 
[Chorus]
G#m
I said I would die for you, baby
E
But I can't take this pain no more
F#
I thought I was willin'
D#
But tonight I saved my life when I showed you the door
G#m
I don't wanna lose you, baby (I don't wanna lose you, baby)
E
But I can't take this game no more (No more)
F#
I thought it would kill me (I thought it would kill me)
D#
But tonight I saved my life when I showed you the door
 
[Outro]
 
Mm-mm-mm
Woah, oh, oh






How to play "The Door" by Teddy Swims on guitar

[Verse One]
Chords used in the verse include G#m, E, F#, and D#.
- To play G#m, place your index finger on the fourth fret, covering all strings.
- Move your fingers to the open chord shape to make the transition to E.
- To play F#, move the barre to the second fret and make an E shape.
- Use the same E form on the sixth fret for D#.
- Make sure there are seamless transitions and clear strumming for each chord.

[Pre-Chorus]
The G#m, E, F#, and D# chords are repeated during the pre-chorus.
- Emphasize the rhythm to build up to the chorus.
- Strive for seamless transitions and steady timing.

[Chorus]
The chorus also uses the same chord progression: G#m, E, F#, and D#.
- Strum G#m using a combination of down and upstrokes to create
an active sensation.
- Switch to E, keeping the energy and rhythm.
- Progress to F# and finally D#, concentrating on time and clarity.

[Verse Two]
Repeat the chord progression from Verse 1. Match the intensity of
the lyrics with your strumming.

[Pre-choir and chorus]
Maintain steady rhythm and energy while following the same progression
and technique as in previous portions.

[Post-Chorus]
The post-chorus utilizes the G#m, E, F#, and D# chords. Strumming these
chords gently and smoothly is the way to go.

[Outro]
The outro utilizes the same chord progression. To conclude the song, use
a calm, smooth strumming rhythm with these chords.

[Common Errors]
- Ensure that each barre chord rings properly; avoid accidentally
muting strings.
- Maintain a steady rhythm and tempo throughout the song.
- Use smooth transitions between chords to keep the tune flowing.

[Facts about the Song]
Teddy Swims' single "The Door" is a soulful song about personal
strength and moving on.
The lyrics are about overcoming a bad relationship and achieving
inner serenity.
Teddy Swims' powerful voice incorporates genres such as
soul, R&B, and pop.
He rose to prominence on YouTube thanks to his passionate covers,
which demonstrated his vocal diversity.
His music frequently delves into topics of love, heartbreak, and human growth.
Teddy's sincere performances and distinctive voice have won him a devoted following.            
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