Lemon Eyes - Meg Myers

Lemon Eyes

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INTRO: C F Am G
 
VERSE
C F Am G
Hush now baby, there's no need to cry
 
C F Am G
Let me wipe away those lemon eyes
 
C F Am G
All your worries, such a waste of time
 
C F Am G
You can't even see how much you're mine
 
Pre-Chorus
C F
You're so bitter, bitter. bitter, yellow
 
Am G
Settle, settle, got to settle, down okay
 
C F
Listen, you listen, you listen, yellow
 
Am G
It's a killer, a killer, a killer, jealousy
 
INSTRUMNTAL
 
F G Am C x2
 
[Refrão]
C F Am G C F
Lemon eyes, you're mine
 
Am G C
Yellow eyes, all mine
 
F Am
I bet you wanna walk away, run away, look away, turn away
 
G C F
Honey you can't hide
 
Am G
Lemon eyes, all mine
 
VERSE
 
Hold on baby, careful what you say
You've been drinking someone else's pain
I can't keep on staring at the sun
Yellow, I will have to bite your tongue
 
PREChorus
 
You're so bitter, bitter. bitter, yellow
Settle, settle, got to settle down okay
Listen, you listen, you listen, yellow
It's a killer, a killer, a killer, jealousy
 
INSTRUMNTAL
 
Chorus
 
Lemon eyes, you're mine
Yellow eyes, all mine
I bet you wanna walk away, run away, look away, turn away
Honey you can't hide
Lemon eyes, all mine
 
BRIDGE
Em F Dm
(All mine)
 
G Em F Dm
And the doctor said you're fine (all fine)
 
G Em F Dm
Just don't get stuff in her eyes (all fine)
 
G Em F Dm
See I told you were mine (all mine)
 
G
(Lemon eyes)
 
Chorus
 
Lemon eyes, you're mine
Yellow eyes, all mine
I bet you wanna walk away, run away, look away, turn away
Honey you can't hide
Lemon eyes, all mine

How to play Lemon Eyes

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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