Get Lucky
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Verse
D5 Bb
Let me put you in the play down all the days
G5
cast for your time
D5 Bb
a sucker in the line to be told you're so fine
G5
You deserve the high
Bb C Dm Bb
Well, some folks cannot be satisfied
Bb C Dm
And they just want somebody to ride
verse 2
D5
(Here it comes) And you're the one they want
Bb G5
To have and have and never have not
Pre-Chorus
Bb Dm
(OH!) So take what you expect and put it in reverse
F G
See which one of us bang the cymbals first
[Refrão]Bb Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
We're taking you to pieces
Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
(GET LUCKY!)
Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
You make it really easy
Dm
You make it really easy
(GET LUCKY!)
Interlude/solo part
Solo
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D5 Bb G5
e|-3-1-3-1-3---3-1-3-1-3----------------------|
B|-----------------------2--------0-----------|
G|--------------------------0-2h3-------------|
D|--------------------------------------------| x2
A|--------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------|
Bb Dm
(OH!) You're never gonna touch me with your curse
F G
Get inside their minds and fill the (???)
[Refrão]Bb Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
We're taking you to pieces
Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
(GET LUCKY!)
Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
You make it really easy
Dm
You make it really easy
(GET LUCKY!)
Bb Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
We're taking you to pieces
Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
(GET LUCKY!)
Dm
We're taking you to pieces
Bb
You make it really easy
Dm
You make it really easy
(GET LUCKY!)
Outro
Bb Dm F G
GET LUCKY!
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| h Hammer-on
| x Dead note
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How to play Get Lucky
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is D5. 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.