A Slice Of Saturday Night - Romance Wham Bam
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D G A G
D G A G
[Girl's verse]
D G A G D G A
My ideal boy will be someone who is faithful loving and kind
G D G A
Someome who will always respect me
G D G A
Someone who would be, someone who would be
N.C. D G A
Ah, romantically inclined
G D G A G D G A
Someone who would buy me chocolates and flowers when they call, when they call
G D G A
Someone who would walk me to my door
G D G A
Expect a kiss and nothing more, nothing more
A
My ideal boy
D G A G D G A
My ideal boy would be someone who is honourable and refined
G D G A
Someone who would not take liberties
G D G A
Someone who had more, someone who had more
N.C. D
Than one thing on their mind
[Boy's verse]
D C G
D C G
D C
When it comes to birds, mate
G D C
Make no mistake, mate
G D C
There's only one thing they want, son
G D C
And every fella here's got one
D A D G
I got one, you got one, he's got one, we've got one
[Boy's Chorus]
D C
Yam bam
G D C
Wham bam thank you maam
G D C
That's the only thing they want, man
G D C
As often as they can, man
G D
As often as they can
[Girl's and boy's chorus]
D A
All they want (all we want), all they want (all we want),
D G
All they want (all we want), all they want (all we want's),
D C
A little wham bam (romance)
G D C
Wham bam thank you maam (in our lives)
G D C
Wham bam thank you maam (thats all we want)
G D C G
Wham bam thank you maam (from a man)
D A
All we want (all they want), all we want (all they want),
D G
All we want (all they want), all we want (all they want),
E D
A little wham bam (romance)
A E D
Wham bam thank you maam (in our lives)
A E D
Wham bam thank you maam (thats all we want)
A E D A
Wham bam thank you maam (from a man)
E B
All we want (all they want), all we want (all they want),
E A
All we want (all they want), all we want (all they want),
E
From a man
How to play A Slice Of Saturday Night - Romance Wham Bam
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.