Little Miss Twain
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Intro: C
[Verso 1]
C
I dreamt of riding horses
Am
That would've been my choice if I could have afforded them back then
G
Black ones, shiny as glass
C
With thick, long manes flowing in slow motion, racing on the sand
[Pré-Refrão]
Am
At ten
Em G
That was just my wild imagination running away with me
[Refrão]
F
According to my mother, I'm the next Tanya Tucker
G
She drives me to sing in the bar
F
Push start the Chevy, it's old and it's heavy
G
And I'm still smaller than my guitar
F
Smoking like a chimney, coaching it in me
C
"Honey, you're gonna go far"
G F
According to my mother, I'm the next Tanya Tucker
C
I'm gonna be a star
F C
Yeah, I'm gonna be a star
[Verso 2]
C
I heard a song called "At Seventeen" 'bout the ugly truth of youth and vanity
Am
I wondered if I'd be invisible for life
G
Under the snow in my little town
C
Where cold winds blow and, every year, someone disappears
[Pré-Refrão]
Am
Somewhere frozen in time
Em
But five days drive south was Nashville, Tennessee
G
Waiting for me
[Refrão]
F
According to my mother, I'm the next Tanya Tucker
G
She drives me to sing in the bar
F
Push start the Chevy, it's old and it's heavy
G
And I'm still smaller than my guitar
F
Smoking like a chimney, coaching it in me
C
"Honey, you're gonna go far"
G F
According to my mother, I'm the next Tanya Tucker
C
I'm gonna be a star
[Ponte]
Bb
Gonna make it to that big, round conference table
Dm
At a major record label
Am
Little Miss Twain
C
Please sign your name
[Refrão]
G
According to my mother, I'm the next Tanya Tucker
A
She drives me to sing in the bar
G
Push start the Chevy, it's old, and it's heavy
A
And I'm still smaller than my guitar
G
Smoking like a chimney, coaching it in me
D
"Honey, well, you're gonna go far"
A G
According to my mother, I'm the next Tanya Tucker
D
I'm gonna be a star
G D
I'm gonna be a star
How to play Little Miss Twain
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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.