Megan And Liz
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Am C G D
I'm using all my senses to take you in.
Am C G D
Which one should I begin?
Am C G D
The way your hair smells when you hold me close.
Am C G D
I hear your voice over in my head.
Am C G D
But the one I love most is looking in your eyes.
Am C G D
Cause I know you never tell me lies.
Am C
I think I have a sixth sense.
G D
I'm using it in my defense.
Am C
Always seem to read your mind.
G D
I can tell if you want to be kind.
Am C
One, two, three, four, five, and six.
G D
I'm throwing my love for you in the mix.
Am C G D
Let's start at number one.
Am C G D
The smell in the air when you walk by.
Am C G D
I let out the smallest sigh.
Am C G D
Even with my back turned to you.
Am C G D
I can tell what you've been through.
Am C
I think I have a sixth sense.
G D
I'm using it in my defense.
Am C
Always seem to read your mind.
G D
I can tell if you want to be kind.
Am C
One, two, three, four, five, and six.
G D
I'm throwing my love for you in the mix.
Am C
I think I have a sixth sense.
G D
I'm using it in my defense.
Am C
Always seem to read your mind.
G D
I can tell if you want to be kind.
Am C
I think I have a sixth sense.
G D
I'm using it in my defense.
Am C
Always seem to read your mind.
G D
I can tell if you want to be kind.
Am C
One, two, three, four, five, and six.
G D
I'm throwing my love for you in the mix.
How to play Megan And Liz
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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.