Picture Perfect
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F
Picture perfect a life that you saw in a
G
Magazine or maybe a travelling book
F
Wanted to get on that plane and
G
Fly away
F
cause you are a rock star deep down inside
G
You walk with a swagger, got nothin´ to hide
F
Cigarette in your mouth, a cuff on your jeans
G
Your sideburns are perfect, you´re a perfect and lean
F
So you made an oil painting to inmortalise
G
All of the hope and vision in your eyes
F
In your leisure coat and cowboy hat
G
North american records and so much to bat for
G (come in hard)
F G F Fmaj7 G
Please bring me a - long
F G F Fmaj7 G
Please bring me a - long
G (start soft then come in hard)
Because i want to see everything you have to offer me
F G x 2
F
Get a job lifting cement
G
Oh it´s so dry when it rains it gets wet
F
And the village was great, now it´s a suburb
G
You left behind half of all that you had learnt
F
Relearn a cupole things along the way
G
The thrift shop so clean all for half what you´d pay
F
So you try everything on, on for size
G
Drop top your Camaro and go for a ride
G (come in hard)
F G F Fmaj7 G
Please bring me a - long
F G F Fmaj7 G
Please bring me a - long
G (start soft then come in hard)
Because i want to see everything you have to offer me
Piano Solo: (F G x4)
F G
And I don´t mind
F G
To sit here and waste my time
F G Fmaj7 G
Oh but this world is not mine to define
G
And i want to shine
F G F Fmaj7 G
Please bring me a - long
F G F Fmaj7 G
Please take me a - way
F G F Fmaj7 G
I don´t want to stay here
F
And i want to see everything you have to offer me
G
And i want to see everything you have to offer me
F
And i want to see everything you have to offer me
G
And i want to see everything you have to offer me
F
I want to see everything the world has to offer me
G
I want to see everything the world has to offer me
F
I want to show everything i have to offer it
G F
I want to show everything i have to offer it now
How to play Picture Perfect
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is F. 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.