Finally (beautiful Stranger)
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Intro: G Dm C Am
G
Your eyes, so crystal green
Dm
Sour apple baby, but you taste so sweet
C
You got hips like jagger and two left feet
Am
And I wonder if you'd like to meet
G
Your voice is velvet through a telephone
Dm
You can come to mine, but both my roommates are home
C
Think I know a bar where they would leave us alone
Am
And I wonder if you'd take it slow
G Dm C
Oh, we're dancin' in my living room, and up come my fists
Am G
And I say I'm only playing, but the truth is this
Dm
That I've never seen a mouth that I would kill to kiss
C Am
And I'm terrified, but I can't resist
Am
And I say
G Dm
Beautiful stranger, here you are in my arms and I know
Am
That beautiful strangers only come along to do me wrong
G Dm
And I hope, beautiful stranger, here you are in my arms
C Am
But I think it's finally, finally, finally, finally, finally safe
G
For me to fall
Dm
Oh-oh-oh
C
Oh-oh-oh
G
I grab your hand and then we run to the car
Dm7
Singing in the street and playing air guitar
C
Stuck between my teeth just like a candy bar
Am
And I wonder if it goes too far to say
G
I've never recognized a purer face
Dm
You stopped me in my tracks and put me right in my place
C
Used to think that loving meant a painful chase
Am
But you're right here now and I think you'll stay
G Dm C
Oh, we're dancin' in my living room, and up come my fists
Am G
And I say I'm only playing, but the truth is this
Dm
That I've never seen a mouth that I would kill to kiss
C Am
And I'm terrified, but the truth is this
Am
I say
G Dm
Beautiful stranger, here you are in my arms and I know
Am
That beautiful strangers only come along to do me wrong
G Dm
And I hope, beautiful stranger, here you are in my arms
C Am
But I think it's finally, finally, finally, finally, finally safe
G
For me to fall
Dm
Oh-oh-oh
C
Oh-oh-oh
Am G
Yeah, I think it's finally, finally, finally, finally
Final G
How to play Finally (beautiful Stranger)
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.