Paris
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by The Front Bottoms
(From the 2023 Album YOU ARE WHO YOU HANG OUT WITH)
[Intro]
D G Em G D G Em G
D G Em G
[Chorus]
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
G Em G
I feel like I'm in Paris
[Verse 1]
D
We all want something simple
Em D
Happy and sad at the same time
D
Broken, but still fixable
G A D
The language you were speaking, it was not mine
D
You help me understand
G
You're talking with your hands
D
If we keep it simple
Bm G Em
Then we'll get it right
[Chorus]
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
G Em G
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
G Em G
I feel like I'm in Paris
[Verse 2]
D
A couple million bucks or so
G Em G
You heard I'm tryna sell my soul
D
You thought you could depend on me
G Em G
To pull you back and then set you free
D
Not even with the oil pastels
G Em G
Not even with the blending techniques
D
Could I recreate how it felt
G Em G
I believe it was different for me
[Chorus]
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
G Em G
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
G Em G
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
G Em G
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
G Em G
I feel like I'm in Paris
[Instrumental Break]
D
[Chorus]
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
[Outro]
D
Jesus
G D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
Jesus, Jesus
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
A little more weed next time, Jesus Christ
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
I feel like
D
I feel like
D
Jesus, Jesus
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
I feel
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
I feel like I'm in Paris
D
Jesus
How to play Paris
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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.