Blame It On The Stars
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Intro:
Am C
Wooooooo
D F (Stop)
Wooooo Woo
Verse:
Am
Sometimes you need a reason
C
A bit of a love you can believe in
D
A little hug, a little big dreamin’
F
Wohoohoohoohoo!
Am
Apparently there’s some correlation
C
Between hearts and outer space
D
And all I’m really trying to say is
F
Am
That I’m just a Sagittarius
C
And we’re kind of spontaneous
D F G
So lets head out to vegas and find an elvis to marry us
Am C D
Don’t try to argue with the mood
F F G G G
We can blame it on the
Am C D F
Stars! so c’mon let your heart just breathe
Am C D
Stars, oh c’mon let your guard down
F F G G Am
And we can blame it on the stars
Am (cont.) C
Woohoohoo
D F
Woohoohoohoohoo
(Stop)
Whoo!
Am
We like to think that we’ll weigh in
C
On a previous reservation
D
It’s all written in the constellations
F F G G Am
Woohoohoohoohoo!
Am (cont.)
Now I don’t know, but neither do you
C
Truth is, its a good excuse
D
For both our hearts to let loose
F F G G Am
Woohoohoohoohoo!
Am
And I know that you’re a cancer
C
Which means you like holding hands
D
So show me how to do this dance
F G
And spin me like a ceiling fan oh
Am C D
Don’t try to argue with the mood
F F G G
We can blame it on the
Am C D F G
Stars! So c’mon let your heart, just breathe
Am C D
Stars, oh c’mon let your guard down
F F G G Am
And we can blame it on the stars
Am
I read your horoscope
C
And baby you should know
D
Just what your future holds
F G
Whooo!
Am
Let your hips move
C
Let my fingers find you
D
Wrap my arms around you
F G
Here we go
Am C
The stars,
D F G
Oh c’mon let your heart just breathe
Am C D
The stars, The stars, the stars
F F G G
We can blame it on the
Am C D F G
Stars So c’mon let your heart, just breathe
Am C D
Stars, oh c’mon let your guard down
F F G G
And we can blame it on the stars
Am C D
Woohoohoohoo!
F F G G Am
We can blame it on the stars
Am(cont.) C D
Woohoohoohoo!
F F G G
We can blame it on the stars
How to play Blame It On The Stars
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.