All Young Ladies
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Intro: E Asus2 E Asus2 E Asus2 E Asus2
verse 1
E Asus2
I swore I could hear the call
E Asus2
Clear to the end of the mall
A G#m F#m E Bsus
She blew like a wrecking ball right thru the promenade
E Asus2
She turned twenty - one that fall
E Asus2
She brought her own alcohol
A G#m F#m E Bsus
She shook off all the confetti and danced on a Chevrolet
[Refrão]
Asus2 Bsus C#m7 Bsus Asus2
Do all young ladies lie?
Asus2 Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Our ghosts R damned to walk these hallways nite on nite
E Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Do all young ladies lie?
E Bsus C#m7 Bsus
Do all young ladies lie?
verse 2
E Asus2
A friend of a friend of mine
E Asus2
An indian summer night
A G#m F#m E
A thin little wind whistled in on the fenders
Bsus
of minivans from out of state
E Asus2
Blame it on berry vines
E Asus2
In the shade of a stand of pines
A G#m F#m E
Blame it all on the wine skin she hid
Bsus
in her boot at the gate
[Refrão]
Asus2 Bsus C#m7 Bsus Asus2
Do all young ladies lie?
Asus2 Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Our ghosts R damned to walk these hallways nite on nite
E Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Do all young ladies lie?
E Bsus C#m7 Bsus
Do all young ladies lie?
Interlude
E Asus2 Bsus Asus2 E Asus2 Bsus Asus2 Bsus
verse 3
E Asus2
It was cider and cinnamon tea
E Asus2
And grass on a golden knee
A G#m F#m E
It was flannel & clean hair drying out there
Bsus
in the autumn sun
E Asus2
I swore I could taste the heat
E Asus2
Of a thousand eternities
A G#m F#m E Bsus
Mingled with watery beer on her swirling tongue
[Refrão]
Asus2 Bsus C#m7 Bsus Asus2
Do all young lovers lie?
Asus2 Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Our ghosts R damned to walk these hallways nite on nite
Asus2 Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Do all young lovers lie?
E Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Do all young lovers lie?
E Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Do all young lovers lie?
E Bsus C#m7 Asus2
Do all young lovers lie?
Outro
E Asus2 E Asus2 E Asus2 E Asus2
A G#m F#m E Bsus
How to play All Young Ladies
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.