Every Little Thing She Does
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Lonestar - Every Little Thing She Does
----(capo 1st fret)----
Intro - A
(verse 1)
A
Ooh, when I see her in my tee shirt,
G - A
Brushin' her teeth, dancin' to the radio,
A
Ooh, her coffee and her kissin,
F#m
The way she looks at me, I hate to see her leave,
B
But I sure love watchin' her go,
(chorus)
A D
Every little thing she does,
A D
Every little thing she does,
A F#m C#m
I keep fallin' in love with every single simple,
D E A
Ordinary little thing she does,
(verse 2)
Ooh, paintin' on her toenails
Watchin' TV, got her mama on the telephone
Ooh, in a corner at a party
She puts down her drink, gives me a little wink
And says wait 'til I get you home
(chorus)
A D
Every little thing she does,
A D
Every little thing she does,
A F#m C#m
I keep fallin' in love with every single simple,
D E A
Ordinary little thing she does,
(bridge)
F#m C#m - D - E
Listenin' to her breathe,
F#m C#m - D - E
Oh watchin' her when she sleeps,
F#m C#m D E
The bubbles in her bath, the funny little laugh,
F#m C#m D E
Oh yea, oh yea, oh yea, oh yea
(chorus)
A D
Every little thing she does,
A D
Every little thing she does,
A F#m C#m D E
I keep fallin' in love with every little thing,
A D
Every little thing she does,
A D
Every little thing she does,
A F#m C#m
I keep fallin' in love with every single simple,
D E
Ordinary little thing,
F#m C#m A E
Every incidental centimental little thing,
F#m C#m D E A
I keep fallin' in love with every little thing, she does,
A D
Every little thing she does,
A D
Every little thing she does,
chords by: palamin0@countrytabs.com
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What is the starting chord?
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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.