Green Car
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
I have a
G D
little green car, bought in 1940
Am C
It hasn't worked for 40 years now, so I call it my sweet oldie
G D
I have a little green car, bought at Steven's garage
Am C
And if I sell this little green car, I would be prospectively rich
N.C.
GO!
[Interlude]
G G G C G
I like it My car
G G G C G G
Which I built So far
[Verse 1]
C G D G
I would die if I would lose my favourite oldie
C G D
I would cry if I would be alone
G C G D
I don't know why it was built in 1940
G C G D
But I'm sure, that someone threw a stone
[Pre-Chorus]
C Am
My car was damaged and no one's cared about
C D C D
But I'll find the guy and then he sure will die
[Chorus]
G D
I have a little green car, bought in 1940
Am C
It hasn't worked for 40 years now, so I call it my sweet oldie
G D
I have a little green car, bought at Steven's garage
Am C
And if I sell this little green car, I would be prospectively rich
[Interlude]
G G G C G
G G G C G
[Verse 2]
G C G D
I will see my car which wins a couple of prizes
G C G D
I will flee from photos and magazines
G C G D
I don't have the time to drive my little green car
G C G D
I don't have the right age by far
[Pre-Chorus]
C Am
My car was damaged and no one's cared about
C D C D
But I'll find the guy and then he sure will die
[Chorus]
G D
I have a little green car, bought in 1940
Am C
It hasn't worked for 40 years now, so I call it my sweet oldie
G D
I have a little green car, bought at Steven's garage
Am C
And if I sell this little green car, I would be prospectively rich
[Instrumental]
G D Am C
G D Am C
G*
[Bridge]
G
Little green car (Little green car)
D
My little green car (Little green car)
Am
Little green car (Little green car)
C D
My little green ca-ah-ar
G
Little green car (Little green car)
D
My little green car (Little green car)
Am
Little green car (Little green car)
C D G
Myyy greeeen car
[Outro]
G G C G
G G G C G
G G G C G
G G G C G
G
How to play Green Car
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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.