Gabbys Dollhouse - Whoopsies
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
1st traste
[Verse 1]
C
I'm not very good at this
Dm
But maybe with a little practice
F
I can tell myself to relax, it
G
Will be better next time I try
C
And even if I still can't do it (yet!)
Dm
You know that I'm gonna stick to it (yes!)
F
It's all about going through it
G
And I'm gonna tell you why
[Chorus]
N.C.
Whoopsie
C Dm
Whoopsies I made a mistake and it's ok (it's ok)
F G
Whoopsies are what it takes to get better and better every day
C Dm
Whoopsies I made a mistake and it's ok (it's ok!)
F G
Whoopsies help me, look see, I'm better at this today. Whooo!
[Post-Chorus]
C G
Whoopsie! Whoopsie! Whoopsie! Whoopsie!
[Verse 2]
C
I'm a little embarrassed
Dm
When I look at my drawing compared to this
F
I'm just not getting any where with this
G
It makes me want to hide (aw!)
C
Don't be embarrassed (don't hide!)
Dm
You should have seen mine the first time I tried
F
It took a lot of whoopsies to look this way
G N.C.
No one's perfect on their first day
[Chorus]
N.C.
Whoopsie
C Dm
Whoopsies I made a mistake and it's ok (it's ok)
F G
Whoopsies are what it takes to get better and better every day
[Post-Chorus]
C G N.C.
Whoopsie! Whoopsie! Whoopsie! Whoopsie! (But what about this?)
[Bridge]
F C
I wanna jump rope, but nope, I just can't do it (well, not yet.)
F G
Come on and practice with me. You'll see there's nothing to it!
[Chorus]
N.C.
Whoa! Whoopsie
C Dm
Whoopsies I made a mistake and it's ok (it's ok)
F G
Whoopsies help me, look see, I'm better at this today.
[Outro]
C
Wooo!
N.C.
Whoopsie!
N.C.
Wait, was it "Yeah" or "Woo"?
N.C.
I think it was "Woo"
N.C.
Okay, sing "Woo" with us!
C
Wooo!
How to play Gabbys Dollhouse - Whoopsies
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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.