Girl In Your Eye
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
D7 G7sus4 D7
She's the girl in your eye
G G7sus4 D7
Some-times you wish that you had passed her by
G7sus4 D7
Days come and they go
Gsus2 G7sus4 D7
And if you make it, you just don't know
[Chorus 1]
Gadd9 F Em Dm/F Dsus4 D7
And then you think that the feel-ing is over
Gsus4 F Em Dm/F Dsus4 D7 G
And if you see it when you look on her face
F Em Dm/F Dsus4 D7
She will call you on back from your reasons
Dm7/F F Fm6 A
With words from a far a-way place
[Verse 2]
D7 G7sus4 D7
She's the girl in your eye
G G7sus4 D7
The time has gone but you still want to try
D7#11 G7sus4 D7
Someone stands by your door
Gsus2 G7sus4 D7
But you don't listen for that sound anymore
[Chorus 2]
Gadd9 F Em Dm/F Dsus4 D7
And when you know that the feel-ing is over
Gsus4 F Em Dm/F Dsus4 D7 G
And then you see it when you look on her face
F Em Dm/F Dsus4 D7
She will call you on back from your reasons
Dm7/F F Fm6 A
With words from a far a-way place
[Interlude]
D7 Gsus4 D7 G Dm6/F G7sus4 Dm6 D7
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D7 Gsus4 G D7 G7 F6 D7
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G Gadd9 G D7 G Gadd9 G D7
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G Gadd9 G D7 F6 A
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[Verse 3]
D7 G7sus4 D7
She's the girl in your eye
G G7sus4 D7
The time has gone but you still want to try
D7#11 G7sus4 D7
Someone stands by your door
Gsus2 G7sus4 D7
But you don't listen for that sound anymore
[Chorus 3]
Gadd9 F Em C6 Dsus4 D7
And then you know that the feel-ing is over
Gsus4 F Em Dm/F Dsus4 D7 G
And if you see it when you look on her face
F Em Dm/F Dsus4 D7
She will call you on back from your reasons
Dm7/F F Fm6 A
With words from a far a-way place
[Outro] (Fade-Out)
D7 Gsus4 D7 Gsus4 D7
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D7 Gsus4 D7 Gsus4 D7
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How to play Girl In Your Eye
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
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.