Good On You
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Intro
G Am7
G Am7
[Verso 1]
G
You aint gotta be rich
Am7
To be worth it all
G
You aint gotta be made up with make up
Am7
To be my doll
G
Baby, you dont have to be too fancy
Am7
Just be who you are
G
Aint gotta be diamonds constantly shining
Am7
To be my star
[Refrão]
G
Youre like a Sunday morning sunrise
Coffee by my side
Am7
Barefoot in my worn out tee
Am7
I like the hair down
Almond brown
In the air blowin round
G
Floating on a summer breeze
G
Simple looks good on you
Am7
Simple looks good on you
D Am7 Am Am7
Baby keep doing that thing that you do
G
Simple looks good on you
[Verso 2]
G
It aint about that lipstick
Am7
Its whats underneath that makes my heart skip
G
The shine thats in your eyes is like a sun kiss
Am7
Its whats in your hips that makes the groove hit
The groove hit
[Refrão]
G
Youre like a Sunday morning sunrise
Coffee by my side
Am
Barefoot in my worn out tee
Am
I like the hair down
Almond brown
In the air blowin round
G
Floating on a summer breeze
G
Simple looks good on you
Am
Simple looks good on you
Baby keep doing that thing that you do
G
Simple looks good on you
[Ponte]
C D
So baby, keep smiling, cause it sure looks good on you
C D
Got me fallen harder than I ever meant to do
Bm Em
You make it easy on my eyes when Im close to you
C D
There aint no honey girl that I can taste sweet as you
[Refrão]
G
Youre like a Sunday morning sunrise
Coffee by my side
Am7
Barefoot in my worn out tee
Am7
I like the hair down
Almond brown
Am
In the air blowin round
G
Floating on a summer breeze
G
Simple looks good on you
Am
Simple looks good on you
Baby keep doing that thing that you do
G
Simple looks good on you
Outro
G Am
G Am
How to play Good On You
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is G. 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.