The story behind
The Pet Shop Boys recorded *Behaviour* in May and June 1990. They recorded it at several studios: Red Deer in Munich, Sarm West in London, and Abbey Road. The album was released in October of that year, under the title *Behavior* in the United States. It was produced by Harold Faltermeyer, a guy who knew his way around analog synthesizers. The guys wanted something different, a departure from the digital synthesizers they’d used before. The result was an album that blends synth-pop, dance-pop, and some classical music. The song “To Face the Truth” is on there, among other tracks that sound more serious and reflective. The video was directed by Bruce Weber, and the single included several remixed versions. It wasn’t a commercial success, but the fans liked it. ↓ Skip to chords
Pet Shop Boys — To Face the Truth
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Verse 1
Bm A
Bm
C Bm C Bm
C Bm C G
Cm G
Cm Adim Cm G C
Cm F G
C
Cm F Bm
C Bm
C
Bm
C Cm
Am C D
G Cm
G
Interlude 1
G Cm Adim Cm G
Verse 2
G C Am
C G C
Cm F G
C
Cm F Bm
C
Bm
C
Bm C
Cm
Am C D
G Cm
G Cm
Adim Cm
Interlude 2
Bm C
Bm C Bm
C G Cm Adim
Dsus4
Verse 3
G Adim F
Verse 4
Dsus4 C G
C
G C
Cm F G
C
Cm F Bm
C Bm
C Bm
C
Cm Am C D
G Cm
G Cm
Adim
Outro 1
Bm C
Bm C Bm
C Bm C G
From the album
Behaviour
Pet Shop Boys · 1990 · Track 3