Little Bitty Dreams
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Capo 4
Intro: C G C G C G Em
verse 1:
C G C G
I spent my small-town Saturdays watching a big 'ol movie screen
C G Em
Hoping someday I'd be up there living all my dreams
C G C G
And I could be a hollywood hero, make the girls all smile and weep
C G D
Think that someday they might have a boy like me
verse 2:
C G C G
And I'd remember playing baseball, standing on the pitcher's mound
C G Em
Thinking someday a fastball might get me out of this town
C G C G
Maybe I could wear the pinstripes, be a Yankee true and proud
C G D
But all that seems a million dreams away right now
[Refrão]
C G D Em
Cause I met you and then I knew my big dreams were done
C G D
And I'd settle down in the same small town and swear you were the one
C G D Em
Some might call it giving up, but it don't feel that way to me
C G D Em
I think it's just the two of us and our little bitty dreams
C G C G C G Em
verse 3:
C G C G
I remember I first met you, oh, how you loved to dance
C G Em
Said you'd be a ballerina if you just had the chance
C G C G
Maybe go to some big city, where nobody knows your name
C G D
Bathe in all the bright lights, and find your fortune and fame
[Refrão]
C G D Em
But I met you and then I knew that your big dreams were done
C G D
We'd settle down in the same small town and you'd swear I was the one
C G D Em
Some might call it giving up, but it don't feel that way to me
C G D Em
I think it's just the two of us and our little bitty dreams
C G C G C G Em
verse 4:
C G C G
I remember you first told me a baby boy was on the way
C G Em
And everything I thought I wanted, it just washed away
[Refrão]
C G D Em
Cause I met you and then I knew my big dreams were done
C G D
And I'd settle down in the same small town and try to raise a son
C G D Em
Some might call it giving up, but it don't feel that way to me
C G D Em
I think it's just the three of us and our little bitty dreams
C G C G C G Em
How to play Little Bitty Dreams
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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.