No Particular Place To Go - The Toy Dolls

No Particular Place To Go

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[Verse 2]
G
Ridin' along in a Mini Metro
G
She said to me she loves me so (loves me so, loves me so)
A G C
She smiled at me and looked so sweet
G
I thought I was in for a treat (in for a treat, in for a treat)
D
My happy face began to glow ow ow
D D D
With no particular, no particular, no particular place to go
 
[Solo]
G Em G Gm A D G C G D G D#
 
[Chorus]
G#
There's no particular place to go, there's no particular place to go
C# G#
There's no particular, no particular, no particular place to go
G#
There's no particular place to go, there's no particular place to go
C# D# G# E
There's no particular, no particular, no particular place
A
There's no particular place to go, there's no particular place to go
D E A
There's no particular, no particular, no particular place to go
A
There's no particular place to go, there's no particular place to go
D E A
There's no particular, no particular, no particular place
 
[Verse 3]
A
Temperature's risin' really quick (really quick, really quick)
A
Then she says she gets car sick, car sick oh no!
D
She said her love for me was true (truely true, truely true)
A
She jumped in the back and began to spew
E
Ridin' along & feeling low ow ow ow ow ow ow
A E
With no particular place to go
 
[Chorus]
A
There's no particular place to go, there's no particular place to go
D E A
There's no particular, no particular, no particular place to go
A
There's no particular place to go, there's no particular place to go
D E A G
There's no particular, no particular, no particular, no particular
E
Noooo
E E E A
No particular, no particular, no particular, ticular, place to go

How to play No Particular Place To Go

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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