Almost Perfect (acoustic) - Ingram Hill

Almost Perfect (acoustic)

View chords used in this chart
Intro: repeat B-G-A
 
Verse:
D A B G D A B G
Maybe her eyes are just a little bit red almost all the time,
D A B G D A B G
Maybe her hair it smells like cigarettes when I climb into bed with her at night,
Em G Em G
she don't wanna try but this just feels so right
 
Chorus:
D A B G D A B G D A B
Shes almost perfect shes so close to being everything shes almost perfect
G B G A
but shes not shes not
 
Verse:
D A B G D A B G
maybe she knows she drives me crazy just bats her eyes like shes my baby
D A B G D A B G
maybe shes quick to let her tongue fly at me shes not the most proper lady
Em G Em G
she don't wanna try but this just feels so right
 
Chorus:
D A B G D A B G D A B
Shes almost perfect shes so close to being everything shes almost perfect
G B G A
but shes not shes not
 
Bridge:
Em F# G D
I'm the one to blame I know I caused this crash so now I wander in this mess
Em F# G D
into this lake of sour meshed through my head the notion that
 
Solo: repeat B G A
 
Verse:
D A B G D A B G
maybe shes not quite honest with me, almost all the time
D A B G D A B G
maybe I know theres someone else in her life when I climb into bed with her at night
 
Chorus:
D A B G D A B G D A B
Shes almost perfect shes so close to being everything shes almost perfect
G B G A
but shes not shes not
D A B G D A B G D A B
Shes almost perfect shes so close to being everything shes almost perfect
G B G A B G A (till end)
but shes not shes not Miiiiine Miiiiiine yeah

How to play Almost Perfect (acoustic)

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 B. 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.

More chords by Ingram Hill

Advertisement
Advertisement