WWW.AZCHORDS.COM | Dear Evan Hansen - Requiem Chords | Ver. 1
[Intro]
E C# E C#
[Verse 1]
E C#
Why Should I Play This Game Of Pretend
E C#
Remembering Through A Secondhand Sorrow
E C#
Such A Great Son And Wonderful Friend
B C#
Oh, Don't The Years Just Pour
E C#
I Could Curl Up And Hide In My Room
E C#
There In My Bed Still Sobbing Tomorrow
E C#
I Could Give In To All Of The Gloom
B C#
Oh, But Tell Me, Tell Me What For
[Pre-Chorus]
A
Why Should I Have A Heavy Heart?
F#
Why Should I Start To Break In Pieces?
A
Why Should I Go And Fall Apart
B
For You?
[Chorus]
E
Why
F#
Should I Play The Grieving Girl And
C#
Lie
B
Saying That I Miss You And That
A B C#
My World Has Gone Dark Without Your Light
A B C# B
I Will Sing No Requiem
E
Tonight
C# E C#
[Verse 2]
E C#
I Gave You The World, You Threw It Away
E C#
Leaving These Broken Pieces Behind You
E C#
Everything Wasted Nothing To Say
B
So I Can Sing No Requiem
E C# G# A
I Hear Your Voice I Feel You Near
E C# G# B
Inside These Words I Finally Find You
E C# G# A
And Now That I Know That You Are Still Near
A B C# B
I Can Sing No Requiem Tonight
[Pre-Chorus]
A
Why Should I Have A Heavy Heart?
F#
Why Should I Say "I'll Keep You With Me"?
A
Why Should I Go And Fall Apart
B
For You?
[Chorus]
E
Why
F#
Should I Play The Grieving Girl And
C#
Lie
B
Saying That I Miss You And That
A B C#
My World Has Gone Dark Without Your Light
A B C# B
I Will Sing No Requiem
[Bridge]
F#
Tonight
Cause When The Villains Fall
D#
The Kingdoms Never Weep
A G#m
No one Lights A Candle To Remember
F#
No, No one Mourns At All
D#
When They Lay Them Down To Sleep
So Don't
E D#
Tell Me That I Didn't Have It Right
A F#
Don't Tell Me That It Wasn't Black And White
A
After All You Put Me Through
B
Don't Say It Wasn't True
A
That You Were Not The Monster
F#
That I Knew
[last Chorus Softly]
E
Cause I
C#
Cannot Play The Grieving Girl And
E
Lie
C#
Saying That I Miss You And That
B F#
My World Has Gone Dark
A
A B C# B
I Will Sing No Requiem
A B C# B
I Will Sing No Requiem
A B C# B
I Will Sing No Requiem
E
Tonight
C# E
Ooh, Ooh
C#
Ooh,
B
Ooh
(dramatic C# Octave Ending)