Regret Chords

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Difficulty:	beginner
Tuning:	E A D G B E
Capo:	no capo

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1 contributor total, last edit on Jul 26, 2019

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                             Regret - John Frusciante
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Tabbed by: Al Comacch
Email: co1_macc@hotmail.com
 
Tuning: Standard
 
Chords:
C    x32010
Am   x02210
F    133211
G    320003
E    022100
 
 
Verse:
 
C    G       Am        F       G
I regret, my past, my past.
 
C    G       Am        F       G
I regret, my past, my past.
 
C    G       Am        F       G
I regret, my past, my past.
 
C    G       Am        F       G
I regret, my past, my past.
 
 
Chorus:
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        E
Stay alone.
 
 
Verse:
 
C    G       Am        F       G
I regret, my past, my past.
 
C    G       Am        F       G
I regret, my past, my past.
 
C    G       Am        F       G
I regret, my past, my past.
 
C    G       Am        F       G
I regret, my past, my past.
 
 
Chorus:
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        E
Stay alone.
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        C  G
Stay alone, stay alone.
 
F        E      Am
Stay alone.
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here's a correction to the verse. C G Am F G I regret, my past, my past. Am G Em F G I regret, my past, my past. C G Am F G I regret, my past, my past. Am G Em F G I regret, my past, my past.

Instead of C/B I think it is G. Thanks for posting this.

I think Em sounds better than Am