Little Arrows
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: F#Capotraste:
4th traste
[Intro]
| G | G | G | G D |
[Verse 1]
G D
There's a boy, a little boy, shooting arrows in the blue
D7 G
And he's aiming them at someone, but the question is at who
D
Is it me, or is it you? Hard to tell until you're hit
D7 G
But you'll know it when they hit you 'cause they hurt a little bit
[Pre-Chorus]
G A
Here they come pouring out of the blue, little arrows for me and for you
D D7
You're falling in love again, you're falling in love again
[Chorus]
G C
Little arrows in your clothes and little arrows in your hair
D G
When you're in love you'll find those little arrows everywhere
D C
Little arrows that will hit you once and hit you once again
D G
Little arrows that hit everybody, every now and then
[Bridge]
N.C. D
(Oh - oh - oh - the - pain)
[Verse 2]
G D
Some folks run and others hide, there ain't nothing they can do
D7 G
Some folks put on armor, but the arrows go straight through
D
So you see, there's no escape, so why not face it and admit
D7 G
You love those little arrows, but they hurt a little bit
[Pre-Chorus]
G A
Here they come pouring out of the blue, little arrows for me and for you
D D7
You're falling in love again, you're falling in love again
[Chorus]
G C
Little arrows in your clothes and little arrows in your hair
D G
When you're in love you'll find those little arrows everywhere
D C
Little arrows that will hit you once and hit you once again
D G
Little arrows that hit everybody, every now and then
[Pre-Chorus]
G A
Here they come pouring out of the blue, little arrows for me and for you
D D7
You're falling in love again, you're falling in love again
[Chorus]
G C
Little arrows in your clothes and little arrows in your hair
D G
When you're in love you'll find those little arrows everywhere
D C
Little arrows that will hit you once and hit you once again
D G
Little arrows that hit everybody, every now and then
How to play Little Arrows
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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.