Charlottes Web
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Capo 6
Intro:
Em7 Cadd9 G D (3x)
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Lips like scarlet, scarlet
Em7 Cadd9
Red, poison apple of his eye
G D
Couldn't help but take a bite
Em7
Now you're pulling him in
Cadd9
To wrap him up
G D
Take his breath away
Em7
And he won't even know
Cadd9
It's twisted love
G D
'Til it's too late, it's too late
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Lips like scarlet, scarlet
Em7 Cadd9
You could've had anyone you wanted
G D
Why'd you have to get in his head?
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Midnight harlot, harlot
Em7
Crawling through the darkness
Cadd9
Long legs, short dress
G D
Doing what you do best
Em7
Spinning your web
Cadd9 G D
Oh, whoah, whoah
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Do you even care that your killing me
Em7 Cadd9
No, 'Cause you're heartless, heartless
G D
And you know that I can't compete
Em7 Cadd9
When the fire burning in your eyes
G D
Already has him hypnotized
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Lips like scarlet, scarlet
Em7 Cadd9
You could've had anyone you wanted
G D
Why'd you have to get in his head?
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Midnight harlot, harlot
Em7
Crawling through the darkness
Cadd9
Long legs, short dress
G D
Doing what you do best
Em7
Spinning your web
Cadd9 G D
Oh, whoah, whoah
Em7 Cadd9 G D
Spinning your web
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Midnight harlot, harlot
Em7 Em7
Lips like scarlet, scarlet
G D
Red, you're heartless, you're heartless
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Midnight harlot, harlot
Em7 Em7
Lips like scarlet, scarlet
G D
Red, you're heartless, you're heartless
Em7 Cadd9
Charlotte, Charlotte
G D
Midnight harlot, harlot
Em7
Crawling through the darkness
Cadd9
Long legs, short dress
G D
Doing what you do best
Em7
Crawling through the darkness
Cadd9
Long legs, short dress
G D
Doing what you do best
Em7
Spinning your web
Cadd9 G D
Oh, whoah, whoah
Em7 Cadd9 G D
Spinning your web
How to play Charlottes Web
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em7. 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.