Angel (acoustic) - Cody Simpson

Angel (acoustic)

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[Refrão]
C
how'd you get to be so fly,
Am
how'd you get to shine so bright,
F
how'd you get to look like that,
G
please heaven don't you call her back, aye
 
Verse 1
 
C Am
halo halo, I'm not sayin' hi,
F G
baby there's a ring above your head,
C Am F G
and it shines so bright in the sunlight, in the sun
C Am
ayo ayo now, this is like a dream
F G
every inch of you it makes me weak,
C Am F G
how did I get here, in your sunlight, in your sun
 
my angel,
 
[Refrão]
C
how'd you get to be so fly,
Am
how'd you get to shine so bright,
F
how'd you get to look like that,
G
please heaven don't you call her back, aye
 
Verse 2
 
C
here we are, looking at the stars
Am
I can hear, the beating of your heart,
F
I could listen to this song forever
C
You're the breeze, baby I'm the coast,
Am
You're the jelly, baby I'm the toast,
F G
It's so sweet when we're together
 
Bridge (kinda)
 
Em Am Em
and if I ruled the world I'd name an island for ya,
Em Am F
yeah, you could tell all your girls I named an island for you,
 
my angel,
 
[Refrão]
C
how'd you get to be so fly,
Am
how'd you get to shine so bright,
F
how'd you get to look like that,
G
please heaven don't you call her back, aye
 
C Am
halo halo, I'm not sayin' hi,
F G
baby there's a ring above your head,
C Am F
and it shines so bright in the moonlight,
G
in the moonlight
 
my angel,
 
[Refrão]
C
how'd you get to be so fly,
Am
how'd you get to shine so bright,
F
how'd you get to look like that,
G
please heaven don't you call her back, aye
 
my angel

How to play Angel (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 C. 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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