If You Were A Worm
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste:
3rd traste
[Verse 1]
C F
If you were a worm I'd buy a potted plant for you
G C Em
You could do whatever things worms like to do
Am A
I'd scoop you off the sidewalk when the rain begins to fall
F G*
And if I needed tunnels you would be the one I'd call
[Verse 2]
C F
If you were a worm I'd put you on my fishing hook
G C Em
But just to dangle you over the water so you could take a better look
Am A
I'd feed you scraps and peels for all your tasty wormy meals
F G*
And hold you in my hands no matter how tingly it feels
[Pre-chorus]
C
A
Then I'd be a worm
F G*
We'd squiggle and squirm
N.C. C
If you were a worm
[Chorus]
F
And if two worms we both became
C
I think inside we'd stay the same
G C
Regardless of how many tails we grew
F
I know it's true that love is blind
A
Cause if we both were worms, you'd find
D G
That I'd give each of my five hearts to you
[Verse 3]
C F
If we were both worms we'd go on picnics every day
G C Em
Dodging fish, birds, and racoons along the way
Am A
We'd ward off certain danger by hiding in the ground
F G*
And when the coast was clear we'd each show off the dirt we found
[Pre-chorus]
C
If you were a worm
A
Then I'd be a worm
F G*
We'd squiggle and squirm
N.C. C
If you were a worm
[Chorus]
F
And if two worms we both became
C
I think somehow we'd stay the same
G C
Regardless of how many tails we grew
F
I know it's true that love is blind
A
Cause if we both were worms, you'd find
D G
That I'd give each of my five hearts to you
[Verse 4]
C F
If we were both worms I wouldn't judge you for your slime
G C Em
And we'd make each other giggle all the time
Am A
We'd have some days together the kind you don't forget
F G*
And sure sometimes we'd find we miss the lives we left behind and yet
[Outro]
C
If you were a worm
A
Then I'd be a worm
F G*
We'd squiggle and squirm
N.C. C F* C*
If you were a worm
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How to play If You Were A Worm
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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.