Flea Market Girl
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Capo 2
C Em
High above her head the light shines down for her brother
C
Selfless is her brighter smile that fills the room
Em
Now you can see a little better,
C
You find your eyes are open wider to the world
Em
And that's chance that I never, I never had before anÂ
Bm C G D
accidental stumble find on antique road down past the butter farm
F C D
It was Sunday when I found flea market girl *(hold D and stretch pinky to 6th fret on 1st string)
Chorus
C Em
For one five-dollar bill, flea market girl
C Em
You're an easy sale, flea market girl
G F Em
You could be my Steinbeck Pearl, flea market girl
C Em
Have the Sunday news in a wood-stained box is where I put her, I drove down 101 to
C Em
have her home by noon And place her high upon the mantle
Bm C
I never had before seen Such a graceful gypsy smile
G D
She plays the tambourine with my guitar
F C D
It was Sunday when I found flea market girl
(Refrain)
Chorus
C Em
For one five-dollar bill, flea market girl
C Em
You're an easy sale, flea market girl
G F Em
You could be my Steinbeck Pearl, flea market girl
How to play Flea Market Girl
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. 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.