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My Body Isn't Ready

sombr · 120 BPM · 4/4

My Body Isn't Ready

sombr · Capo 6

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CapoPlace capo at fret 6; pitch is unchanged.

A#

A#6fr134211
 Oh-oh
A#Oh-oAh
 It's the Fourth of July
 My frieEnds waAnna catch the tide
AHow ID wanna goEm, but FI'll stDay hDmome
DmWFish you could stCay the night
FBut I am DmscaredD of thAme light
AmI dCon't want you to go, oh, oh, oh
 I like you, but my body iEsn't ready
EI want you, but the mirrBor won't let me
BI tryF# to be the person you'Bre expecting
BBut I'm not ready
BI'mF# not ready
F#And Enow I'm out of school
EAndB I met someF#one new
F#DoesG#m she just like me forF# the things I do?
F#Now I'Eve got nothing to prove
EBut myB mind still goes F#back to you
F#And bC#meing young andE having nothinBg to loose
BI likF#e you, but my body isnC#m't ready
C#mI wantE you, but the mirroBr won't let me
BI tryF# to be the person yoBu're expecting
BBut I'm not ready
BI'm noF#t ready
F#If I could crawl out oEf my own skin, would you letB me in?
BIf we couF#ld juG#mst be those kids aF#gain, maybe I couEld swim
EI like you, but my bodyB isn't ready
BI want F#you, but the mirrorC#m won't let me
C#mI try tEo be the person you'reB expecting
BBut I'm F#not ready
F#I'm nC#mot ready
C#mI likeE you, but my bodyB isn't ready
BI wantF# you, but the mirroEr won't let me
EI tryF# to be the person youD#m're expecting
D#mBut I'mG#m not ready
G#mI'm nEot ready
D#m

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All Chords Used (14)
KeyF major
CapoFret 6
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play My Body Isn't Ready by sombr on guitar

My Body Isn't Ready is a strong pick if you want a moody, modern song that feels tense and driving. At about 120 BPM, it has a steady push that rewards clean changes and tight timing, so it feels satisfying once you lock in the groove.

You can lean on a mix of open shapes and barre shapes, but the harder barre chords will do most of the heavy lifting. The opening move E - D# - A# - D# is the change to watch closely, since it asks you to shift quickly between an open chord and two tougher grips without losing the pulse.

Start by looping that opening progression slowly and making each change sound even. Then add the rest of the chord shapes in small groups, and only speed up once your hands can move without hesitation. Keep your focus on clean fretting first, then build the tempo until the song feels natural.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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