Girl Next Door
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Kaylee Rose
(2024 release)
[Intro]
A Bm G D
[Verse 1]
A Bm
The girl next door
G D
Sure looks like she's got it all figured out
A Bm
You can't ignore
G D
How she's got everything that you dream about
A
Her grass seems a little greener
Bm
Fence gotta few more pickets
G
She's prettier
G
A little skinnier
N.C.
Girl, hold on one second
[Chorus]
D
Quit looking to the left
Bm
Looking to the right
G
Look at what you're missing
D
Always looking outside
D
I know that you think
Bm
She's got something more
G D
But what you don't know about the girl next door
N.C.
She's looking out her window
N.C.
Yeah, the same way you do
N.C.
To the girl next door
N.C.
You're the girl next door too
[Verse 2]
A Bm
The girl next door
G D
She was walking down the sidewalk today
A Bm
Caught a glimpse of you laughing
G D
Started wishing she was feeling that way
A
And your grass seemed a little greener
Bm
Life looked more put together
G
No matter who are or where you're at
D N.C.
Someone's always got it better
[Chorus]
D
Quit looking to the left
Bm
Looking to the right
G
Look at what you're missing
D
Always looking outside
D
I know that you think
Bm
She's got something more
G D
But what you don't know about the girl next door
D
She's looking out her window
Bm
Yeah, the same way you do
G
To the girl next door
D
You're the girl next door too
[Pedal Steel Solo]
D Bm G D
[Bridge]
N.C.
Someone's grass is always greener
N.C.
Fence got a few more pickets
G
Ain't about what's outside of the house
N.C.
It's what's in it
[Chorus]
D
Quit looking to the left
Bm
Looking to the right
G
Look at what you're missing
D
Always looking outside
D
I know that you think
Bm
She's got something more
G D
But what you don't know about the girl next door
D
She's looking out her window
Bm
Yeah, the same way you do
G
To the girl next door
N.C.
You're the girl next door too
How to play Girl Next Door
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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.