Kind To Me
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Intro - | Am | Am | C/G | C/G |
| Am | Am | C/G | C/G |
C/G
Couldn't look any cooler
Am
In that summer dress
C/G
You couldn't move any smoother
Am
Through that Texas 2-step
C/G
You couldn't be any neater
Am
In this bar-room mess
F
When i try walking over
G C/G
You couldn't act less impressed
Am
So darling You could be -
C/G
just a little more kind to Me
Am
'cos I try to test You with a smile -
C/G
You pretend You don't See
Am
So come on and give Me a chance
C/G
Come on 'n' give Me one dance
F
Darling You could be.... -
G Am
just a little more kind to Me
C/G
I could have dressed a little nicer
Am
'n' brushed My favourite hat
C/G
I could have sipped Budweiser
Am
I shot Maker's Mark instead
C/G
I could have have said something cleaner -
Am
Than what I said
F
I guess I'm no Allen Jackson -
G C/G
but couldn't You 'n' I pretend ?
Am
So darling You could be
C/G
just a little more kind to Me
Am
'cos I try to test You with a smile -
C/G
You pretend You don't See
Am
So come on and give Me a chance
C/G
Come on give Me one dance
F
Darling You Could be.... -
G Am
just a little more kind to Me
F C/G
If I see You again next time
G Am
I'm gonna give You one more try
F C G
'cos It could be I like a little hard to get
F C/G
You couldn't be more just My style
G Am
You couldn't be more worth My while
D
So could You give Me one more smile
G
I think You Might like what You get
| Am | C/G | Am | C/G |
Am
So come on and give Me a chance
C/G
Come on give Me one dance
F
Darling You Could be.... -
G Am
just a little more kind to Me
F
Darling You Could be.... -
G | Am
just a little more kind to Me
.. | Am | Am | Am Am Am ..
How to play Kind To Me
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Am. 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.