A Smack On The Lips - Mark Mulcahy

A Smack On The Lips

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
 
Am F G F
 
[Verse]
Am F G
Well I think I knew
F Am
Everything was gonna be alright
F G F
Someday you'll be recognized
Am F G
For the perfect pearl that you are
F Am
The God's honest best and it's such a contest
F G
To know you, or they wanna see you
F
Or show you and be you but
 
[Pre-Chorus]
G G#
I had my doubts
C
And that's when you showed me around
G G#
A smack on your lips
C
Was all that it took
 
[Verse]
Am F G
Well put on the medals they have to give you
F Am
Put 'em right on you
F G F
It's okay, you can take another bow
Am
You're so dependable
F G F
I'm positively sure that I've seen you dangling
Am F G F
And I'm in clover seeing you adored
 
[Pre-Chorus]
G G#
But I had my doubts
C
That's when you showed me around
G G#
A smack on your lips
C
Was all that it took
 
[Chorus]
F C G F
'Cause your necessity is my lap of luxury
F C G F
And your pleasure is my responsibility
G G# C
So I do it over and over
G G# C
So I do it over and over again
G G# C
Over and over
G G# F
Over and over and over again
 
[Interlude]
 
Am F G F# F
 
[Pre-Chorus]
G G#
I had my doubts
C
And that's when you showed me around
G G#
A smack on your lips, honey,
C
That's all that it took
 
[Chorus]
F C G F
Your necessity is my lap of luxury
F C G F
And your pleasure is my responsibility
F C G F
Your necessity is my lap of luxury
F C G F
And your pleasure is my responsibility
 
[Outro]
 
G G# C x8
 
End on F

How to play A Smack On The Lips

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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.

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