Dorothy Girl
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D D7 C G D D7 C G
[Verse]
D D7 C G
Stepping out of that black limousine, To a man at your beck and call
D D7 C G
everybody scream everybody scream, screaming your name
D D7 C G
Diamonds and pearls draped around your neck
D D7 C G
make you look so pretty yeah But they got your head spinning said
[Chorus]
D D7 C G
D D7 C G
You’re not in Kansas anymore
D D7 C G
said Dorothy girl,
D D7 C G
there aint no yellow brick road they call it Hollywood
Turnaround
D D7 C G
[Verse]
D D7 C G
Stepping into that club with your friends at the club Somebody turns to you and says
D D7 C G
Hey Dorthy why don’t you take this it make you feel better real quick
D D7 C G
You won’t even know what’s going down But you’ll be on on your way up said
[Chorus]
D D7 C G
Dorothy girl
D D7 C G
You’re not in Kansas anymore
D D7 C G
said Dorothy girl,
D D7 C G
there aint no yellow brick road they call it Hollywood
Break
D D7 C G x 4
[Bridge]
D D7 C G
Tell me where did all that pain come from
D D7 C G
Did something happen when you were young
D D7 C G
I can hear it in your voice when you sing
D D7 C
Tell me where did all that pain come from
[Chorus]
D D7 C G
Dorothy girl
D D7 C G
You’re not in Kansas anymore
D D7 C G
said Dorothy girl,
D D7 C G
there aint no yellow brick road they call it Hollywood
D D7 C G
They call it Hollywood
D D7 C G
They call it Hollywood
D D7 C G
D D7 C G
How to play Dorothy Girl
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.