Lose My Mind

Don Toliver feat. Doja Cat · 120 BPM · 4/4

Lose My Mind

Don Toliver feat. Doja Cat

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Capo

C

C✕321
CID don't wanna lose my mind, I don't wanna lose myself
DTAmell me if I crossed a line, I ain't tryna hurtC myself
CDidn't wanna call your name, only got Gmyself to blame
GOh yeah
GIn my worlDmd, in my mind, alDways runnin' out of time
DIn my love, Amin my heart, you're the only kryptonite
AmButC I, but I wait for you
CStill, GI wait for you
 YDeah, it feels
DSo good, I mAmight just lose my mind
AmNo question if it's wrong oCr right
CAin't no way to teGll which way it's gonna go
GYeah, butD it Dmfeels
DmSo gGood, I mAmight just lose my mind
AmNo question if it's wronCg or right
CAnd now it'sG too late, no way to take it slow, oh
G

♪ instrumental ♪

GYeah
GBounce back whDen bottles is on me
DI'm pushin' a neDmw pen, rewritin' the story
DmHello tAmo my old ways, goodbye to the nosebleeds
AmYou fightin' to stay here, you probablCy ODin'
CAin't finna pop for no reason
CI don't throw shots, I run legGions
GI been goin' over the top where no queen been
GDie with no regrets, this Dis my season
DItch to pull trigger, gift that Dmkeep givin'
DmNone to wrap up, I ripped a new ribbon
DmTheAmy wanted to catch up, wanted my good riddance
AmYou saw me at rock bottom, you wanted a new winner
AmI paved the waCy for 'em
CTake the pain, doubled it, put it in wave form
CSafe to say trouble ain't what you was maGde for
GKeepin' the rang on
GI told 'em all, "Game on," the minute I Amcame on
AmYeah, it fDeels (it feels)
DSo good, I might jAmust lose my mind (lose my mind)
AmNo question if it's wronCg or right
CAin't no way toG tell which way it's gonna go (yeah)
GYeah, Dmit feels (it feDels)
DSo good, I might jAmust lose my mind (lose my mind)
AmNo question if iCt's wrong or right
CAnd now it's tGoo late, no way to take it slow, oh
Am

♪ instrumental ♪

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All Chords Used (5)
KeyA minor
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Lose My Mind by Don Toliver feat. Doja Cat on guitar

Lose My Mind is a good beginner play-along because it stays in open shapes and sits at a steady, moderate pace. You get a smooth, repeating feel that is easy to lock into once your hands settle, and the song rewards clean changes more than speed.

All of the chords are open shapes, so you do not need any barre grips here. The main change to watch is the move from D to Am, then back to C, since that shift can feel less natural than the others. Keep your fingers close to the strings and aim for clear, relaxed fretting.

Start by looping C - D - Am - C slowly until the shapes feel automatic. Then practice the same cycle with a steady count, making each change on time before you worry about speed. Once that feels solid, bring it up to the song tempo and keep your strumming even.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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