If you are looking for One More of Me guitar chords, you’ve come to the right place.
You can play One More of Me by John Frusciante using guitar or guitar.
This song by John Frusciante can also be played by that instruments.
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One More of Me guitar chords has rhythm and included in Other Songs album.
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One More of Me by John Frusciante Guitar Chords
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One More Of Me – John Frusciante
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Tabbed by: ivan_frusciante@hotmail.com
Tuning: Standard
Chords used:
D xx0232
A x02220
[G]Bm [355433]x24432
Em 022000
[D]Now that the [A]day has [G]come
I [Bm]see myself [A]as every[G]one
[D]I am what?s [A]all around [G]me
No, [Bm]nothing it [A]just cannot [G]be
[Bm]Feeling has [A]come from the [G]sun
Like [D]most every[A]thing and every[G]one
What seems [D]lost is free [A]from the [G]force that slowly [D]destroys us
And kills [Em]all matter [Bm]off[A][Em]
[Bm]Well, we don?t [Em]control the [Bm]chance that [A]plays [Em]with us[Bm]
And we [Em]get existence [Bm]back to [A]hurting [Em]others[Bm]
And when we [Em]go the other [Bm]way it?s our[A]selves [Em]we hurt[Bm]
But who [Em]pushes on [Bm]though eventu[A]ally will [Em]see
Every [A]moment?s [Em]first
Every [Bm]moment is first
[G]What?s gone will [D]never come [A]bac[Em]k
But it [G]exists when [D]you think of [A]it[Em]
And [G]what is anyt[D]hing, any[A]wa[Em]y
But a [G]series of [D]things running [Em]through your [Bm]brain
[G]All of the [D]fucked things you [A]do[Em]
Are the [G]product of whats [D]happened to [A]yo[Em]u
[G]Whatever you [D]create from [A]lov[Em]e
Is a [G]gift from the [D]place which some [Em]call a[Bm]bove
There?s [G]only the [D]forces of [Em]hate and [Bm]love
[G]One breaks things [D]down and one [Em]builds them [Bm]up.
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If you want to learn John Frusciante One More of Me 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 One More of Me. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.