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Imaginary Enemy Chords
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Verses:
E
you're so careless, careless, how did you get so ungrateful?
C
You treat me like I'm a disease and it's been killing me
E
Chances are, you never even cared at all
C
I'm sure you had your reasons but I'll never get to hear
pre-chorus: Am C E D C Am
Am C E D
The truth disguised in all your alibis
C
It's a tradition practiced
Am
Every time you say goodbye
Chorus: E G Am C
E G
I've tried so hard
Am
to be what you needed
C
your imaginary enemy
Bridge: E, F#
Solos: same chords as chorus
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I think all the E chords in the pre-chorus and chorus are Em. They don't sound like E major to me, even though the E chords in the chorus DO sound like E major. I wonder if the E chord in the verse is an Esus4. That sounds kinda right to me, and would be consistent with this song being in Em/G.
Also, I think the last chord in the pre-chorus is a D, and that the second chord in the chorus is a D as well. Anyway, try the D chords and see what you think.
Lastly, I think the break is D and Em, not E and F#.
Ugh, sorry there's a mistake in my comment. It should say " even though the E chords in the *verse DO sound like E major."