James Arthur - Supposed Chords

James Arthur - Supposed Chords

INTRO:

A#m - - G# 

/Verse

     D#m
I shouldve known better Than to ever
Look to heaven questioning
     F#
Whether Ive found it, Put it up sounded
Better than it looked
                A#m
Now Im your friend        G#
Yea, Im stuck in this dead end

/Pre-Chorus
                                        D#m
And all these words, they come too late
You could never compensate
            F#
For this pain oh

/Chorus
                    A#m
I shouldve said it all when I was close to you
                    G#
I shouldve said it all when I was close to you
               D#m
Like I was supposed to do
               F#
Like I was supposed to do

/Verse

     D#m
I shouldve known better than to be pacified
Now you just pass me by

F#
Im stumbling through this life like a man with no sight No sight

A#m
    Yea, oh               G#
Like a man that lost his fight

/Pre-Chorus
                                        D#m
And all these words, they come too late
You could never compensate
            F#
For this pain oh

/Chorus
                    A#m
I shouldve said it all when I was close to you
                    G#
I shouldve said it all when I was close to you
               D#m
Like I was supposed to do
               F#
Like I was supposed to do


/Bridge

            D#m 
Its too late
                  F#
The hands of fate                        A#m
Oh the hands of fate, Oh the hands of fate
Just wont wait, No, it just wont wait, No, it just wont wait
             G#
Help me change
                 D#m
The hands of fate   
                    F#
No, it Just wont wait
                 A#m
oh Help me change   
                             G#
Help me change, help me change

/Chorus
                    D#m
I shouldve said it all when I was close to you
                    F#
I shouldve said it all when I was close to you
               A#m
Like I was supposed to do
               G#
Like I was supposed to do..
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