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“Behind Blue Eyes” chords are displayed here. The song cover was released by Limp Bizkit in 2003 on the album “Results May Vary”. Let’s check out the chords:
Standard Tuning
Prefer picking for the verses, and strumming for the choruses
Intro:
Em | G | Dsus2 | Cadd9 | Asus2
Verse 1:
Em G
No one knows what it's like
Dsus2
To be the bad man
Cadd9
To be the sad man
Asus2
Behind blue eyes
Em G
And no one knows what it's like
Dsus2
To be hated
Cadd9
To be fated
Asus2
To telling only lies
Chorus 1:
Cadd9 D
But my dreams
G
They aren't as empty
Cadd9 D E Esus4 E Esus4 E
As my conscience seems to be
Bm Cadd9
I have hours, only lonely
D
My love is vengeance
Asus2
That's never free
Verse 2:
(same chords)
No one knows what it's like
To feel these feelin's
Like I do
And I blame you
No one bites back as hard
On their anger
None of my pain an' woe
Can show through
Chorus 2:
Cadd9 D
But my dreams
G
They aren't as empty
Cadd9 D E Esus4 E Esus4 E
As my conscience seems to be
Bm Cadd9
I have hours, only lonely
D
My love is vengeance
Asus2
That's never free
Bridge:
Em G Dsus2
Discover L.I.M.P Say it
Cadd9 Asus2
Discover L.I.M.P Say it
Em G Dsus2
Discover L.I.M.P Say it
Cadd9 Asus2
Discover L.I.M.P Say it
Verse 3:
(same chords)
No one knows what it's like
To be mistreated
To be defeated
Behind blue eyes
And no one knows how to say
That they're sorry
An' don't worry
I'm not telling lies
Chorus 3:
Cadd9 D
But my dreams
G
They aren't as empty
Cadd9 D E Esus4 E Esus4 E
As my conscience seems to be
Bm Cadd9
I have hours, only lonely
D
My love is vengeance
Asus2
That's never free
Verse 4:
Em G
No one knows what it's like
Dsus2
To be the bad man
Cadd9
To be the sad man
Asus2
Behind blue eyes
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Great song!! Brings tears to my eyes. Thank you for sharing, much appreciated.
Hey Kathleen! Thanks for stopping by. I really love the arpeggio on this one.
Very cool looking site! It looks like you have some good content here. I really like that!
Hi Paul, thanks for your comment! I try to help people out there as much as I can 😉
I like the idea you are showing here. Having all the chords for the song is a great idea for budding musicians.
Right Derek, it’s pretty useful to learn a song. Alternatively, you can learn music theory and how to read a music sheet, but that takes a bit more time. And guitarists are lazy haha!
Nice! I’ll pass this along to my hubby.
Hey Laurie, thanks for stopping by again! And thank you for sharing.
As an avid bassist, I always love hearing alternate takes of an original song. Limp Bizkit did a good job recording The Who’s original recording. I actually like LB’s version better. Thanks for sharing the chord progression, actually comping to it and playing over it with my JamMan Looper.
I really love both versions to be honest. I hesitated to put The Who’s version, I think it belongs here as well. Have fun with the JamMan, it’s a cool device!