A Great Parker
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D Em7 D Em7 Bm
I?ve got nothing on today, which is not to say I?m naked
A G G/F#
I?m just sans plans
D Em7
Maybe you could come over
D Em7 Bm A G G/F#
God knows I?m going nowhere fast since you asked
D A G
Whenever you want
D A G
There?s a spot out the front of my place
D E G
The time it takes for you get from A to me...
D E A
I suppose we?ll just wait and see
D Em7
I was drunk in the haze of happy hour
D Em7 Bm
But I stumbled into sunshine and I?m sober somehow
A G G/F#
You can be the judge
D Em7 D Em7 Bm
Come and keep me company, suddenly I?m lonely
A G G/F#
If only you?d come over
D A G
Whenever you want
D A G
There?s a spot out the front of my place, it?s a tiny space
D E G
I said your driving couldn?t be worse
D E A
But I really meant just the reverse
G
You?re a great parker
F D G
If we have a great tonight
F D G
Tomorrow could be even greater
F D G
I love it that you?re so polite
F D Em
But please don?t say ?I?ll see you later?
Bm A
I?d rather see you sooner, it?s getting darker
G7 D
There?s not much room but you?re a great parker
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How to play A Great Parker
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.