Stereotype chords by Chris Brown

SimplifiedC · G · Em · D · Am …

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C
G
Em
D
Am
Bm
B
F#dim
F#m

Intro 1

Verse 1
B 
F#dim 
Why are my hands
Em 
Bleeding, I think I know why
D 
Em 
C 
I've been holding on
Am 
G 
To the words from your every lie,
Bm 
B 
why
F#m 
F#dim 
Em 
Fool me once
Shame on you, baby
Fool me twice
D 
Should have know that
there would be
C 
Am 
G 
Problems   girl, with you
Bm 
B 
But I thought

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Verse 2

You were different, my baby

Now I see you're just like the rest

Thought you were different,

my baby

You've become my biggest regret

Verse 3
Em 
I really hate to label you a stereotype
I really hate to label you a stereotype
I really hate to label you a stereotype
I really hate to label you a stereotype,
Bm 
Em 
C 
G 
C 
Em 
D 
ayy, ayy, ayy

Verse 4
C 
Am 
C 
Stereotype, stere- stereo
G 
type
Stereotype, stere- stereotype
Stereotype, stere- stereotype
B 
Stereotype, stere- stere- ere- ere- o

Verse 5
F#dim 
Can't    blame you
Em 
You were only being yourself
D 
Em 
C 
Am 
G 
I fell in love with someone that I barely knew,
Em 
why?
D 
F#dim 
Em 
Fool me once, shame on you, baby
Fool me twice
Should have know that
there would be
C 
Am 
G 
Problems girl, with you
Em 
But I thought

Verse 6

You were different, my baby

Now I see you're just like the rest

Thought you were different, my baby

You've become my biggest regret

Verse 7
Em 
I really hate to label you a stereotype
I really hate to label you a stereotype
I really hate to label you a stereotype
I really hate to label you a stereotype,
Bm 
B 
Am 
Em 
ayy, ayy, ayy
Stere- stere- stereo Stere- stereo

Verse 8

Girl you're

nothin' but a stereo

Nothin' but a stereo

Stereotype, stere- stereotype

Interlude 1

Stereotype, stere- stere stereo

You were differ

Verse 9
Em 
ent, my baby
Now I see you're just like the rest
C 
Thought you were different,
Am 
D 
Am 
my baby
C 
Em 
B 
You'd become my biggest regret
C 
Em 
I really hate to la  bel you a stereotype