Biography:
Steven Tyler (born Steven Victor Tallarico on March 26, 1948) is an American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, and the frontman and lead singer of the Boston-based rock band Aerosmith, formed in 1970, in which he also plays the harmonica, and occasional piano and percussion. He is the father of well known actress Liv Tyler.
On January 19, 2011, Tyler made his debut appearance as a judge on American Idol, during the premiere of the show's tenth season, alongside Randy Jackson and superstar Jennifer Lopez.
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To play the intro simply play the B string, 3rd fret (G&E strings are open), and walk down on the B string
from 3rd fret to 2nd fret to 1st fret, and last chord is all open strings, however you play all 3 strings
(GBE) the entire intro.
[Intro]
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6 (2x)
(xxx030) (xxx020) (xxx010) (xxx000)
[Verse 1]
Em C
I could blame Jesus, I could blame momma
G D
I could blame Brahma for all the bull that's in my head
Em C
I could blame Seagram's for all the whiskey
G D
And for the tipsy that's still here on my breath
Asus4 Dsus2b5/G#
And ain't that why you left
[Chorus]
A F#m E
I'm all alone, tongue tied, and twisted
A F#m E
Since I said it ain't you, it's me
A F#m E
And girl you cried, but I insisted
A F#m E
That what could be would never be
F C
But I was wrong, what's wrong with me
I'm my own worst enemy
[Intro]
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
[Verse 2]
Em C
I can blame midnight for bad decisions
G D
And blurry vision for what I didn't see
Em
I could blame forever even though I didn't get it
C
I could blame the love even though I up and left it
G
I could blame goodbye even though I said it
D
And maybe that's just me
Asus4 Dsus2b5/G#
That's why you had to leave
[Chorus]
A F#m E
I'm all alone, tongue tied, and twisted
A F#m E
Since I said it ain't you, it's me
A F#m E
And girl you cried, but I insisted
A F#m E
That what could be would never be
F C
But I was wrong, what's wrong with me
I'm my own worst enemy
[Intro]
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6 (3x)
G6omit3rd G6
[Chorus]
A F#m E
I'm all alone, tongue tied, and twisted
A F#m E
Since I said it ain't you, it's me
A F#m E
And girl you cried, but I insisted
A F#m E
That what could be would never be
F C
But I was wrong, what's wrong with me
F C
Now you're gone, and any fool could see
I'm my own worst enemy
[Outro]
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
My own worst enemy
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
(RIT)
from 3rd fret to 2nd fret to 1st fret, and last chord is all open strings, however you play all 3 strings
(GBE) the entire intro.
[Intro]
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6 (2x)
(xxx030) (xxx020) (xxx010) (xxx000)
[Verse 1]
Em C
I could blame Jesus, I could blame momma
G D
I could blame Brahma for all the bull that's in my head
Em C
I could blame Seagram's for all the whiskey
G D
And for the tipsy that's still here on my breath
Asus4 Dsus2b5/G#
And ain't that why you left
[Chorus]
A F#m E
I'm all alone, tongue tied, and twisted
A F#m E
Since I said it ain't you, it's me
A F#m E
And girl you cried, but I insisted
A F#m E
That what could be would never be
F C
But I was wrong, what's wrong with me
I'm my own worst enemy
[Intro]
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
[Verse 2]
Em C
I can blame midnight for bad decisions
G D
And blurry vision for what I didn't see
Em
I could blame forever even though I didn't get it
C
I could blame the love even though I up and left it
G
I could blame goodbye even though I said it
D
And maybe that's just me
Asus4 Dsus2b5/G#
That's why you had to leave
[Chorus]
A F#m E
I'm all alone, tongue tied, and twisted
A F#m E
Since I said it ain't you, it's me
A F#m E
And girl you cried, but I insisted
A F#m E
That what could be would never be
F C
But I was wrong, what's wrong with me
I'm my own worst enemy
[Intro]
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6 (3x)
G6omit3rd G6
[Chorus]
A F#m E
I'm all alone, tongue tied, and twisted
A F#m E
Since I said it ain't you, it's me
A F#m E
And girl you cried, but I insisted
A F#m E
That what could be would never be
F C
But I was wrong, what's wrong with me
F C
Now you're gone, and any fool could see
I'm my own worst enemy
[Outro]
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
My own worst enemy
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
G6omit3rd C#dim/G G6sus4 G6
(RIT)
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