1980S Sagittarius
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
F
[Verse 1]
F Bb
She's in the spotlight in the centre of the stage again tonight
F C
And as usual she is flanked by her husband and her brother
Bb C F
And she's dancing like there's no tomorrow
F Bb
She's got the whole crowd in the palm of her hand
F C
Singing a song that was written by her dad
Bb C F
And the whole crowd are singing with her
F Bb
She's coming to a city or a town near you
F C
In a polka dot dress and a pair of red shoes
Bb C F
With a flagon full of booze
[Chorus]
Bb C F
So ladies and gentlemen, let's raise a glass for Lorna
Bb
She's a singer, she's a dancer
C F
A party starter and a damn hard worker
[Verse 2]
F Bb
Well she worked in an office, back when the band was formed
F C
There was no way she was letting the boys have all the fun
Bb C F Bb C F
So she took some singing lessons and she informed them she was joining
F Bb
Now ten years later, they're still going strong
F C
Winning hearts and minds wherever they perform
Bb C F Bb C F
And they travel all over the land, the Skinny Lister family band
[Chorus]
Bb C F
So ladies and gentlemen, let's raise a glass for Lorna
Bb
She's a singer, she's a dancer
C F
A party starter and a damn hard worker
Bb C F
Let's have a round of applause for Lorna
[Solo]
Bb C F Dm
Bb C F Dm
Bb C F
[Bridge]
F Bb
Well as arrogant as it sounds I see myself in her
F C
Did you know that we were born just a few days apart
Bb C F
Underneath the very same stars
Bb C F
We're both 1980s sagittarius
F Bb
And she beats me at cards every time we play
F C
She beats me at pool and at paper, scissors, stone
Bb C F
Or at anything mildly competitive
Bb C F
Oh I cherish our friendship
[Chorus]
Bb C F
So ladies and gentlemen, let's raise a glass for Lorna
Bb
She's a singer, she's a dancer
C F
A party starter and a damn hard worker
Bb C F
Let's have a round of applause for Lorna
How to play 1980S Sagittarius
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
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