5 Chords used in the song: Am, F, C, G, Em7
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Am
F
C
G
[Chorus]Am
F
C
How long how long will I slide
G
Am
F
C
Seperate my side I don't
G
Am
F
I don't believe it's bad
C
G
Slit my throat it's all I ever
[Verse]Am
Em7
I heard your voice through a photograghAm
Em7
I thought it up and brought up the pastAm
Em7
Once you know you can never go back
G
Am
I've got to take it on the othersideAm
Em7
Centuries are what it meant to meAm
Em7
A cemetery where I marry the sea
Am
Em7
Stranger things could never change my mind
G
Am
I've got to take it on the otherside
G
Am
Take it on the otherside
G
Am
Take it on take it on
[Chorus]Am
F
C
How long how long will I slide
G
Am
F
C
Seperate my side I don't
G
Am
F
I don't believe it's bad
C
G
Slit my throat it's all I ever
[Verse]
Am
Em7
Pour my life into a paper cupAm
Em7
The ashtray's full and I'm spilling my gutsAm
Em7
She wants to know am I still a slut
G
Am
I've got to take it on the othersideAm
Em7
Scarlet starlet and she is in my bedAm
Em7
A candidate for my soul mate bled
Am
Em7
Push the trigger and pull the thread
G
Am
I've got to take it on the otherside
G
Am
Take it on the otherside
G
Am
Take it on take it on
[Chorus]Am
F
C
How long how long will I slide
G
Am
F
C
Seperate my side I don't
G
Am
F
I don't believe it's bad
C
G
Slit my throat it's all I ever
[Bridge]
Em7
Turn me on take me for a hard rideC
Burn me out leave me on the otherside
Em7
I fell and tell it that it's not my friend
C
I tear it down I tear it down
Am
F
C
G
And it's born again
[Chorus]Am
F
C
How long how long will I slide
G
Am
F
C
Separate my side I don't
G
Am
F
I don't believe it's bad
C
G
Slit my throat it's all I ever
[Outro]Am
F
C
G
Am
F
How long I don't I don't believe it's badC
G
Am
Slit my throat it's all I ever
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About this song: Other Side
"Otherside" is a song by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, released in 2000.[1] It was the third single from their album Californication, and confronts the battles ex-junkies have with their prior addictions. The single was highly successful peaking at number fourteen on the Billboard Hot 100, the fourth highest ever for the band; and number one on the US Modern Rock Tracks, which was at the time the fifth for the band. The song remained at number one on this chart for thirteen consecutive weeks, one of the longest runs at the top of that chart. Read more on Last.fm.

