If you are looking for I Didn’t Mean to Be Mean guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play I Didn’t Mean to Be Mean by Edson using guitar or guitar.
This song by Edson can also be played by that instruments.
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I Didn’t Mean to Be Mean guitar chords has rhythm and included in album.
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I Didn’t Mean to Be Mean by Edson Guitar Chords
[C/B]
[C/B]
Last night we ende[C/B]d up in sil[C/B]ence
We fell asleep with the creeps
I could hear you t[C/B]alking in y[C/B]our sleep
I didn?t mean to be mean
So please call me up
Say[B/C] I?m a sp[Am/G]a
Come on patronise me
Sma[B/C]sh up my [Am/G]guitar
You can call me up
And t[B/C]ell me what to[Am/G] do
F NC
Cause I need you
[C/B]
[C/B]
Maybe you could ha[C/B]ve misheard[C/B] me
I didn?t mean to cause a scene
Sometimes tiny thi[C/B]ngs disturb[C/B] me
I never mean to be mean
So please call me up
Say[B/C] I?m a sp[Am/G]a
Come on patronise me
Sma[B/C]sh up my [Am/G]guitar
You can call me up
And t[B/C]ell me what to[Am/G] do
F NC
Cause I like you
[C/B]
[C/B]
I couldn?t do it, [C/B]but I wante[C/B]d
To say the words, those precious words
Always seem to mak[C/B]e you disap[C/B]pointed
It?s so absurd; I can?t say the word
So please call me up
Say[B/C] I?m a sp[Am/G]a
Come on patronise me
Sma[B/C]sh up my [Am/G]guitar
You can call me up
And t[B/C]ell me what to[Am/G] do
F NC
Cause I need you
[C/B]
[C/B]
Last night we ende[C/B]d up in sil[C/B]ence
We fell asleep with the creeps
I could hear you t[C/B]alking in y[C/B]our sleep
I didn?t mean to be mean
So please call me up
Say[B/C] I?m a sp[Am/G]a
Come on patronise me
Sma[B/C]sh up my [Am/G]guitar
So please call me up
Say[B/C] I?m a sp[Am/G]a
Come on mesmerize me
Dri[B/C]ve me in [Am/G]your car
You c[B/C]an call me up [Am/G]an’tell me what to do
F NC
Cause I need you
[C/B]
[C/B]
If you want to learn Edson I Didn’t Mean to Be Mean guitar chords, The 5 chords we’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart
The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play I Didn’t Mean to Be Mean. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.