Better Than Better Could Ever Be - Cady Groves

Better Than Better Could Ever Be

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capo 1
 
(verse 1)
D G
And there so many fish in the sea,
D A (pause)
but we could float if that's what you want.
D G
Oh, 'cause baby you seem too good to be.
D A G
I don't want to know what life would be if you ever wanted to go.
 
Pre-chorus
 
A Bm A
Cause they're throwing us lemons and we're squeezing them into our cups.
A D
Woah, and drinking it up.
 
[Refrão]
D Bm
Boy, you got just what I want.
G A Bm A
I'm not going a place without your heart, woah.
D Bm
And girl, you're my sun shiny day.
G A D
You'd take my life away if you ever wanted to go.
 
(verse2)
D G
We are two peas in a pod,
D A
but we can break out if that's what you want.
D G D A
There's too many stars in the sky, but they can't shine like you can shine.
G
And I'll hope that you'll never leave.
 
Pre-chorus
A Bm A G
'Cause they're throwing us lemons and we're squeezing them into our cups.
A D
Woah, and drinking it up.
 
[Refrão]
D Bm
Boy, you got just what I want.
G A Bm A
I'm not going a place without your heart, woah.
D Bm
And girl, you're my sun shiny day.
G A Bm
You'd take my life away if you ever wanted to go.
 
bridge
G
You're the match to my candle.
D
You're the scrape to my knee.
A G
And you're what makes it better than better could ever be.
A
Than better could ever be.
 
[Refrão]
D Bm
Boy, you got just what I want.
G A Bm A
I'm not going a place without your heart, woah.
D Bm
And girl, you're my sun shiny day.
G A D
You'd take my life away if you ever wanted to go.

How to play Better Than Better Could Ever Be

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is D. 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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