Jennifers Jacket
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
C G
And she's got safety pins and string holding it together
G D
She can only wear her jacket in warm weather
C G
Although the sleeves need to be shortened
G D
The fact that the arms are falling off isn't important
[Chorus]
C D C D C D
Because Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket
C G
Is falling apart
C D C D C D
Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket
C G
Is falling apart
[Verse 2]
C G
The lining in her coat is rotten
G D
And it seems that the zipper has been completely forgotten
C G
She had a dollar ten for a slice in the pocket on the right
G D
But the pocket had a hole and she looked for the change all night
C D C D C D
Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket
C G
Is falling apart
C D C D C D
Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket
C G
Is falling apart
[Interlude]
C G C G
C G D
C G C G
C G D
[Verse 3]
N.C.
This is a list of malformations
N.C.
But it would cost one hundred dollars for alterations
N.C.
We all know that the pressed leather is in
G
But you can't keep warm in the winter in December
G
In the city when it's thirty-two degrees below zero
D
With a safety pin!
[Chorus]
C D C D C D
Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket
C G
Is falling apart
C D C D C D
Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket
C G
Is falling apart
C D C D C D
Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket
C G
Is falling apart
C D C D C D
Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket, Jennifer's jacket
[Outro]
C G D
Falling apart at the seams!
C G D
Falling apart at the seams!
C G D
Falling apart at the seams!
C G D
Falling apart at the seams! (Jennifer's jacket is)
C G D
Falling apart at the seams! (Jennifer's jacket is)
C G D
Falling apart at the seams! (Jennifer's jacket is)
C G D
Falling apart at the seams! (Jennifer's jacket is)
C G D
Falling apart at the seams!, yeah!
C G D
C G D
C G D
C G D
How to play Jennifers Jacket
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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.