Baby Whats Up With That - Scotty Emerick

Baby Whats Up With That

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G Gadd9 G
You said: "Eight o'clock an' don't be late."
D
I said: "I won't: I just can't wait."
 
Nine-fifteen, I'm wonderin' where you're at.
C D
Hey, baby, what's up with that?
 
Dsus - D Asus G
Pedro, my friend, dropped in at ten.
G D
"Como esta. Muy buen."
D
He said he saw you kiss a boy down at the laundry-mat.
C G
Now, mes amigo, what's up with that?
 
G C
Girl, what's goin' on?
G
Why would you be out lookin' around,
 
When last night, we had somethin' cookin'?
D
You swore you'd be my baby,
C Am7 D
And I'd forever be your baby too.
Am7 C
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hangin',
G
An' stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed,
Am D
Singin' the blues to a bartender girl,
Am7
In a cowboy hat:
Dsus G
Baby, what's up with that?
 
G
Where could you be? It's almost twelve.
D
I left a message on your cell.
 
One-thirty-five, still ain't heard back.
C D
Now could you tell me what's up with that?
 
G
It's closing time, I leave alone.
D
Drive by your house but you're not home.
 
All night long, wonderin' where you're at.
C G
Hey, baby, what's up with that?
 
G C
Girl, what's goin' on?
G
Why would you be out lookin' around,
 
When last night, we had somethin' cookin'?
D
You swore you'd be my baby,
C Am7 D
And I'd forever be your baby too.
Am7 C
That's why I thought you'd never leave me hangin',
G
An' stuck on this bar stool cross-eyed,
Am D
Singin' the blues to a bartender girl,
Am7
In a cowboy hat:
Dsus Cadd9
Baby, what's up with that?
 
C
Oh, yeah, yeah:
D G
Oh, baby, what's up with that?

How to play Baby Whats Up With That

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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