Lyrics
My (Asus)cir cuits have blown;
I (C#m)know it’s self im (F#m)posed.
And (C#m)all I have (D)shared, mon ey, and all I have (E)loved is all I’ll ev er (F#m)own.
But (E)some thing has changed;
re placed I with feel vi sions so of (F#m)a live.
My (C#m)life just blew (D)up, I’d give it all (E)up, I’ll a de to pres (A)sur ize.
(F#m)Oh, (E)oh, (D)oh.
Ten thou sand miles left on (E)the road.
(F#m)Oh, (E)oh, (D)oh.
Five hun dred ho urs till I (E)am home.
I need some thing (F#m)hu (E)man, (A)hu
man,
(F#m)hu (E)man, (A)hu
man.
Let’s (Asus)face all our fears.
come (C#m)out of self the (F#m)shade.
Let’s (C#m)burn all the (D)shared, mon ey, ab solve all the (E)lies and wake up ev un (F#m)scathed.
The (E)big pic ture’s gone,
re placed I with feel vi sions so of (F#m)you.
live.
Now (C#m)life can be (D)gin, I’ve cleansed all my (E)sins.
I’m a bout to break (A)through.
ize.
(F#m)Oh, (E)oh, (D)oh.
Five thou sand miles left on (E)the road.
(F#m)Oh, (E)oh, (D)oh.
Two hun dred ho urs till I (E)am home.
I need some thing (F#m)hu (E)man, (A)hu
man,
(F#m)hu (E)man, (A)hu
man.
Let’s (Asus)face all our man.
And I need
the touch,
and some thing (F#m)hu (E)man, (A)hu
man.
(F#m)Oh, (E)oh, (D)oh.
Less than a mile left on (E)the road.
(F#m)Oh, (E)oh, (D)oh.
I will be crawl ing through (E)your door.
I need some thing (F#m)hu (E)man, (A)hu
man,
(F#m)hu (E)man, (A)hu
man.
And I need
your love,
and some thing (F#m)hu (E)man, (A)hu
man.
Something Human by Muse
Easy piano arrangement in the key of A at 104 BPM. Difficulty: medium. Color-coded notes — no sheet-reading skill required.
About “Something Human”
- What key is "Something Human" in?
- "Something Human" by Muse is in the key of A with a tempo of 104 BPM. Difficulty: medium.
- Is "Something Human" easy to play on piano?
- This arrangement is rated medium. It requires comfort with chord shapes and basic hand independence. Expect 1-2 weeks of regular practice for a confident performance.
- Can I play "Something Human" without reading sheet music?
- Yes. Our player offers a falling-notes mode (Synthesia-style) and a beginner mode with color-coded keys — both let you play along without reading traditional notation.