Playboy Bunny
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[Refrão]
D5
Write a song with one word
A5
Write a song like a slogan
D5
Write a song and then print it on a T-shirt
F5 E5
Write a song like the Playboy bunny
[Pós-Refrão]
D5
Ah, ah-ah, ah
A5
All my music sounds the same
D5
Well, that's because I made it
B5 A5
Write a song like the Playboy bunny
[Refrão]
D5
Write a song with one word (Write a song with one word)
A5
Write a song like a slogan (Write a song like a slogan)
D5
Write a song and then print it on a T-shirt (Write a song and then print it on a T-shirt)
F5 E5
Write a song like the Playboy bunny (Playboy bunny)
[Pós-Refrão]
D5
Ah, ah-ah, ah
A5
All my music sounds the same (All my music sounds the same)
D5
Well, that's because I made it (Well, that's bcause I made it)
B5 A5
Write a song lik the Playboy bunny
[Refrão]
D5
Playboy bunny, Playboy bunny
A5
Playboy bunny, Playboy bunny
D5
Playboy bunny, Playboy bunny (Ah-ah, ah-ah)
F5 E5
Playboy bunny, Playboy (Ah-ah, ah-ah)
[Verso 1]
D5
Write a song that looks good
A5
Then get it tattooed on your skin
D5
I don't mind if you love it or you hate it
F5 E5
Kind of cool if I make you laugh
[Pré-Refrão]
D5
Ah
A5
All my music sounds the same
D5
Sometimes I wish didn't make it
B5 A5
So I could be a listener watching for the first time
[Refrão]
D5
Write a song with one word (Write a song with one word)
A5
Write a song like a slogan (Write a song like a slogan)
D5
Write a song and then print it on a T-shirt (Write a song and then print it on a T-shirt)
F5 E5
Write a song like the Playboy bunny (Write a song like the Playboy bunny)
[Pós-Refrão]
D5
Ah, ah-ah, ah
A5
All my music sounds the same (All my music sounds the same)
D5
Well, that's because I made it (Well, that's bcause I made it)
B5 A5
Write a song lik the Playboy bunny
Break:
B5 A5 B5 A5
[Refrão]
B5 A5
Playboy bunny, Playboy bunny
B5 A5
Playboy bunny, Playboy bunny
B5 A5
Playboy bunny, Playboy bunny
B5 A5
Playboy bunny, Playboy bunny
How to play Playboy Bunny
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 D5. 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.